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xxlynne · Last edited by xxlynne on Thu Nov 05, 2009 8:20 pm; edited 2 times in total

Staffy adult male, white with black patches, a Bullseye lookalike! Beautiful lovely boy due 31st October

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Gilka · Posted: Wed Nov 04, 2009 10:12 pm Post subject:

Sleep well Mr Bing. Hope you have a good journey tomorrow, they're lovely people and will look after you. Life begins soon.....

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xxlynne · Posted: Thu Nov 05, 2009 8:30 pm Post subject:

Well we could have guessed Mr Bing arriving on Fireworks night! What a character..but actually although at first her takes the scene by storm he settles very quickly.

Mr Bing is around the year mark. He is FRIENDLY and every bit the "how are you in your face" staffie. He is a clown! Staffies are such anti depressants. He goes down very well with everyone he meets...
Hi..

whow the vets...

My turn next..

This is fun...

Did you say sit...I also do down..

I think I love you..

Mr Bing has had his first vax; wormed and clean bill of health. Snip and chip on Tuesday Confused

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Gilka · Posted: Thu Nov 05, 2009 9:01 pm Post subject:

What a beautiful boy....in some ways he reminds me of Keith....

Good luck Mr Bing - you had to have a big character to fit the name - such a fab name.

Rest easy now boy, chill your beans and enjoy!

xx

ali12345 · Core Member Joined: 06 Jan 2009 Posts: 919

Mr Bing is a gem of a dog Very Happy

Walked him today expecting a very cheeky boy after he managed to open his kennel door to greet staff, but once on lead he was a pleasure to walk. Ambling along, lead hardly ever pulling. when we returned to the kennel he went back in calmly. Stunning looks and a personality to match Very Happy

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reclaimingrebus · Posted: Sat Nov 07, 2009 10:05 pm Post subject:

Took Mr Bing out with the delightful Tiger Lily and I have to say that he pulled like a train BUT he was really good to get in and out of the kennels, generally unreactive to the escalating noise levels, and had a really good feel about him. I think he's a really nice lad

pilchierox · User Joined: 10 Nov 2009 Posts: 2

Hi there. We transported Mr Bing from Worksop to Northampton last week and it was an experience. You could tell his enthusiasm as soon as we were given him to put in the car. My boyfriend sat in the back with him and I think he was in danger of being licked to death!!!! Hope you find a forever home Mr Bing xx

xxlynne · Posted: Wed Nov 11, 2009 9:33 pm Post subject:

Mr Bing travelled in the front seat today and settled really well. He had his snip and chip and was very subdued when I went to collect him. I think I know what he is doing now sleepy1

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reclaimingrebus · Posted: Thu Nov 12, 2009 6:37 pm Post subject:

Buds Mum and Dad walked Mr Bing today - he was a really good boy! Hopefully they will post shortly.

Bud · Posted: Fri Nov 13, 2009 12:27 pm Post subject:

Ok sorry Reclaiming Rebus getting there!!!
Ok Mr Bing.....what a great fellow...these pictures do not do him justice he is a beautiful dog, with his smudged mascara and his black ears...he is born for film, actually stage as Karl recons he would make a great “spike” in Oliver..I did mention that it’s the wrong breed, but I got what he meant. He was perfect on the lead. He would walk to just before the end of the extender then look behind to see if you are still there and rush back all smiles saying “oh you are there just checking” then off again and back again. This boy would be good on re call as although he didn’t come back to his name, he came when we said “here”. This boy is another “no work needed dog” he is ready made, available and loveable... I would sneak him home with Tiff...