New routes for walkies...

theflamingred

Well-Known Forumite
Plea on behalf of my pooch.

"Dear Stafford Forum,

My owner lacks imagination and inbuilt mapshare technology. I have a choice of three routes for walkies - all of which are becoming a bit boring. I've sniffed the same lamp posts and widdled on all the junction boxes too many times.

I live in Cotonfields and am bored with Beaconside, Charnley Fields and Oxford Gardens. I'm also getting a bit bored with Isabel.

Please, where can I drag her next when she needs walkies?

Thank you,

Unfulfilled Pooch xxx"
 

tek-monkey

wanna see my snake?
What are of cotonfields are we talking? Not really much up there admittedly (used to live on Douglas Road West). Opposite side of the hospital are some woods, just off weston road, but thats a bit far I suppose. There's a small field round the back of Crooked Bridge Road, otherwise am not sure TBH.
 

tek-monkey

wanna see my snake?
Well we used to take ours down to the field, they got bored though. Well, apart from the game of 'get back on the lead you damn animal', which they could play for hours. Last one died several years ago though, just got reptiles now. Can't really take a snake or a gecko for a walk though!
 

Mrs M

Well-Known Forumite
theflamingred said:
labcm said:
My sis lives there too, I'm not far away.
Was it you that recently got a little dog? If so we'll have to meet up on the field for sniffs - the dogs that is. :)
Yes it was me. Should I be looking out for someone in the area walking a Jack Russel ? Mine is a gobby little Yorkie. I will probably have between one and four childen with me too. I don't know who is worse.
 

age'd parent

50,000th poster!
sounds like your near the allotments, rats to chase, cats to tree, get filthy and home to rub dry, and the dog would love it too. :lol:

and if you see some one shouting for jack its my dog I'm after.
 

Mrs M

Well-Known Forumite
The allotments is a great walk, especially when you get to know the people on the allotment and they give you fresh veggies and fruit.
 
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