Dogs

I think Jamie has cured my fear of dogs. I still don't like them running up to me but can go near them and stroke them and walked past a rottweiler not on a lead (which really winds me up but that's another issue) in the High Street today without even thinking about it when I normally would have run for a shop and hidden. I've been so busy pretending I like them so Jamie doesn't get scared (although I do stop him touching them unless his asked the owner but that just seems to be common sense) that I seem to have forgotten to be scared

That's good Hun.

Rich has cured my fear of escalators, pretending to like them or hs sake as helped me.
I use to physically shake nd always used stairs.

omg why would anyone have a dog not on a lead in the high street??!!

Amy wrote:omg why would anyone have a dog not on a lead in the high street??!!

No idea. You get it a lot round here with the chavs that have their status dogs and the ones that think their dog is really friendly. I just think its such a bad idea. It only takes a kid to poke them or something and they might bite (understandably if they think its being attacked) and would then probably be put down

I seen a gorgeous dog today. It was a cross between a bichon freis and a mini shnauzer pup. Ellie loved it