Things That Gladden The Heart

GreiginFife said:
Definitely a Golden Retriever. Absolutely love them. Big docile, friendly beasts.
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My daughter has a GR, under a year old but is one big, adorable lump of a dog. We have a poodle and they love chasing each other around the house and garden. The only downside is that they both like to jump on laps and when the GR does it you really feel it!!
 
Friend of mine in Manchester years ago had an Alsatian that only answered to three commands. "Walkes", "Din-dins" and "---- off Mindy". Even funnier was his then 8-year old daughter saying all three.
 
patricks148 said:
Valentina our rescue arrived this afternoon. need to find out the Serbian word for sit and stay :ROFLMAO:
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I thought your biggest problem would be saying it in a Scottish accent. However a quick google of Serbian accents throws up this.
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Serbian, like Serbo-Croatian, has a unique accent system that involves both stress and pitch. It's not simply about which syllable is stressed, but also how the pitch is distributed over the stressed and subsequent syllable. This creates a four-accent system: long rising, long falling, short rising, and short falling.

Bottom line, it’s sounds like they are describing the Scottish accent.😂 ( well it does to a sassanach). Good luck with the dog Patrick. Am sure it will have a better life here than there. 👍
 
Last day of work before a trip to that there London town. Anniversary meal at Tom Kerridge’s restaurant, front row seat at Cabaret, and life size monopoly game thing all planned.
And weather looks great as well 😎☀️
 
Tashyboy said:
I thought your biggest problem would be saying it in a Scottish accent. However a quick google of Serbian accents throws up this.
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Serbian, like Serbo-Croatian, has a unique accent system that involves both stress and pitch. It's not simply about which syllable is stressed, but also how the pitch is distributed over the stressed and subsequent syllable. This creates a four-accent system: long rising, long falling, short rising, and short falling.

Bottom line, it’s sounds like they are describing the Scottish accent.😂 ( well it does to a sassanach). Good luck with the dog Patrick. Am sure it will have a better life here than there. 👍
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she doesn't know her name, why would she. i imagine she was just given that at the rescue. we tried a load of names to see if any registered with her, like we did with Baldrick. she sort of gets sit which is Siti in Sebo- Croat . ive a feeling she will soon know the meaning of No. while i was getting ready for work this morning all a could hear from the wife was... No , No No No No, No :ROFLMAO:
she has escaped the garden 3 times, thing morning i watcher her climb a 8ft fence.
 
patricks148 said:
she doesn't know her name, why would she. i imagine she was just given that at the rescue. we tried a load of names to see if any registered with her, like we did with Baldrick. she sort of gets sit which is Siti in Sebo- Croat . ive a feeling she will soon know the meaning of No. while i was getting ready for work this morning all a could hear from the wife was... No , No No No No, No :ROFLMAO:
she has escaped the garden 3 times, thing morning i watcher her climb a 8ft fence.
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“Climbed an 8ft fence…”

Is she the Chuck Norris of Serbs-Croat dogs?
 
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