What did you do with your Range Rover today

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holidaychicken said:
Nice one - what hound are you looking after ?
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She's a Heinz special. VERY different from my usual big dogs. Bigger than a chihuahua but smaller than a spaniel, and looks like she might have a bit of both in her, or her Mum did! :eek: Very , very cute and hopefully she will be a quick fix .

Addit: Go on guess her name. No googling allowed.
 

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gold rover said:
She's a Heinz special. VERY different from my usual big dogs. Bigger than a chihuahua but smaller than a spaniel, and looks like she might have a bit of both in her, or her Mum did! :eek: Very , very cute and hopefully she will be a quick fix .

Addit: Go on guess her name. No googling allowed.
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Daisy?
 
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Looks like a bit of cocker in there somewhere, looks like my sisters barley - When is Alan back, i need to check if that sounds wrong or not ?

Try laying her back in your arms like a baby, if she lets you and flops here front legs forward there is definitely cocker in there.
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My mum had a cat called muff once, she inherited it and so didn't name it but it was always concerning at night time when she was calling it to come in ....
 
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We had a cat once called Buster - got shortened to Bustie - again night time hailing was interesting.

Where as I would stand at the back door and quietly say "time's up, mate, come on in now" my wife would be heard three streets away:eek:
 
holidaychicken said:
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Looks like a bit of cocker in there somewhere, looks like my sisters barley - When is Alan back, i need to check if that sounds wrong or not ?

Try laying her back in your arms like a baby, if she lets you and flops here front legs forward there is definitely cocker in there.
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My mum had a cat called muff once, she inherited it and so didn't name it but it was always concerning at night time when she was calling it to come in ....
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Yep we all think there's a touch of cocker and she flops exactly like that. She's a beautiful little girl with not a bad bone in her body. She came to me as previous fosterer said she was agressive!! She has a couple of issues but aggression is not one of them.Once sorted she will be looking for a new home. So if any of you have a spot on the couch looking for a fantastic little girl ....................................... ;)
 

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gold rover said:
Yep we all think there's a touch of cocker and she flops exactly like that. She's a beautiful little girl with not a bad bone in her body. She came to me as previous fosterer said she was agressive!! She has a couple of issues but aggression is not one of them.Once sorted she will be looking for a new home. So if any of you have a spot on the couch looking for a fantastic little girl ....................................... ;)
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Have I logged onto a dogging site by mistake? Is this What Have You Done To Your Dog Today?! :)
 
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Have I logged onto a dogging site by mistake? Is this What Have You Done To Your Dog Today?! :)
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Yes , welcome to what's your dogging style. We would prefer if you remain within the parameters of the question, so no wandering off topic. No telling us which hoodie is your favourite, or if you wear just a waterproof jacket or a fleece lined one ;)
 
Just to get back on the track of vehicle related stuff...... Parked the beast and put it up on axel stands to hopefully protect my new air bags and tyres while away for the next 9-10 months. Battery off again but wont bother with all that key syncing Malarkey again upon my return as usual. Just hope that as usual on my return the beast start first time.
 
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i replaced a crankcase breather, massaged a turbo actuator, replaced a turbo solenoid, replaced an EGR thermostat, cleaned the MAP sensor, put in some turbo cleaner, dropped off one of its wheels to be refurbished, took it for a test drive and returned an average of 28 mpg which i have no idea if that is good for a TD6 but it is much better than it was and much better than my v8 petrol:)
 
holidaychicken said:
i replaced a crankcase breather, massaged a turbo actuator, replaced a turbo solenoid, replaced an EGR thermostat, cleaned the MAP sensor, put in some turbo cleaner, dropped off one of its wheels to be refurbished, took it for a test drive and returned an average of 28 mpg which i have no idea if that is good for a TD6 but it is much better than it was and much better than my v8 petrol:)
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Depends how far you took it and type of driving. M'way driving I get about 27-29mpg. Normal driving, about 22-24mpg. For some reason I lost about 10% when I changed the fuel pump yonks ago.
 
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