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  1. I love the look of that water bowl but when I put fresh down for Stella she goes outside to drink out of a puddle & ignores the fresh for hours. The only time she’ll drink fresh clean water is if it’s just too hot to do any different!

  2. Lizzie our rescue dog was the other way with toys- she couldn’t let us stroke her to start with without putting her face further and further down to avoid contact. she couldn’t have her neck or ears touched which were scarred with what looked like rope burns . she does fetch a ball though almost like an obsession, she has to bring it back again and again. She always has to eat grass around where the ball lands everytime . its a strange thing . She has to have a ball thrown towards her bowl for her to eat her dinner one mouth full each time the ball is thrown . I would love to know what she is associating this with . I know she had a bad life due to the signs of her being bred and bred from and the scars she holds, but we love her and she loves us. She is a perfect dog with children and a very important part of our family .Her favourite toy is a scruffy little rabbit that goes everywhere with her .

  3. We had a Siamese, Metoo, who used to chew ruddy great holes in anything woolen/acrylic. Whether he was cleaning his teeth & gums or clearing out his insides we never knew & the vet was flummoxed. He was named after a little boy in one of my classes who always put his hand up & called out “and me too” if I asked a question. And the sound of the chewing was one of those that sets your nerves on edge like fingernails on a blackboard. Lovely animal, very protective of ‘his’ family, and VERY vocal – much loved & much missed.