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I allmost choked on my coffee.....funniest thing I have read in ages...

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I'm going to tell my future mum-in-law (she's blind and has a guide dog) about this as I'm sure she'll fall about laughing
It's Deja-vu all over again!
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Chap is spotted wandering around Marks and Spencers with a white sick and a chihuahua on a lead. An assistant stops him and points out that pets are not allowed in the store. "He's not a pet, he's me guide dog" the man protested. "Come off it," said the assistant "Guide Dogs are thing like labradors and Alsatians". The man replies, "Well what have they given me then?"....
Blog? What blog...?
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LOL, good one.Originally posted by malvolio View PostChap is spotted wandering around Marks and Spencers with a white sick and a chihuahua on a lead. An assistant stops him and points out that pets are not allowed in the store. "He's not a pet, he's me guide dog" the man protested. "Come off it," said the assistant "Guide Dogs are thing like labradors and Alsatians". The man replies, "Well what have they given me then?"....

But seriously, what makes a good guide dog? What's to prevent one using a dobermann or bull terrier? I mean why do they always seem to be boring labrador type dogs?Comment
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Just a guess but I would have thought for a visually impaired person, "boring labrador" is preferable to a calf chewing bull terrier most of the time.Originally posted by Marina View PostLOL, good one.
But seriously, what makes a good guide dog? What's to prevent one using a dobermann or bull terrier? I mean why do they always seem to be boring labrador type dogs?
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