Chester Update 2008
Posted: 25 May 2008, 21:05
Chester update
In July 2006 I came across an advert on your site for a fourteen week old Labrador called Chester who required a new home. I did promise to give you updates on his progress.
Chester arrived as the new kid on the block in our family, since his arrival things have never been the same.
He is a bundle of joy, who has developed some very bad habits , I.e eating rabbits
Barking for no apparent reason.
Chester is obedient when he feels like it, if there is a good scent of a rabbit or food about he seems to forget the commands he knows.
Chester has been known to make himself comfortable on the furniture, although when you tell him to move he does move.
Chester enjoys going out for two good walks a day, eating well and being made a fuss of.
Our vets bill have been rather large as he ripped his testicles whilst jumping the barbed wire in an attempt to catch a rabbit. (It was a pity he did this after he had been seen to)
My Christmas present last year consisted of four wooden spoons which were bought to replace the ones he has stolen. He has already eaten two of this years stock.
We are strict about Chester’s diet , after trying various food we have settled for Burns, as there is not to much protein in this food. At two years old Chester weighs twenty four kilo’s and looks in peak physical condition.
Chester is extremely hard work, very demanding. He is always investigating smells or noises. He has made lots of doggie friends in his new home, although he has a number of ASBO’s against him for his anti social behaviour. Chester does not understand what is wrong with eating dog poo, stealing other dogs balls and not returning them etc.
I think if anybody is thinking that getting a lab for a pet is an easy option they are sadly mistaken. Chester has brought us lots of happiness, it is difficult to imaging what life would be like without Chester as he is such a character.
As Chester has brought us so much fun we have decided to be part time careers for for a guide dog for the blind puppy this addition will arrive in September. I can not wait to see the devastation Chester and puppy cause when they go shopping in Tesco’s? Once again thanks very much for letting us rehome Chester, we have added some pics to show how badly treated he is.
Bye for now
Chester and family
http://s300.photobucket.com/albums/nn4/ASBODOG/Chester/
In July 2006 I came across an advert on your site for a fourteen week old Labrador called Chester who required a new home. I did promise to give you updates on his progress.
Chester arrived as the new kid on the block in our family, since his arrival things have never been the same.
He is a bundle of joy, who has developed some very bad habits , I.e eating rabbits
Barking for no apparent reason.
Chester is obedient when he feels like it, if there is a good scent of a rabbit or food about he seems to forget the commands he knows.
Chester has been known to make himself comfortable on the furniture, although when you tell him to move he does move.
Chester enjoys going out for two good walks a day, eating well and being made a fuss of.
Our vets bill have been rather large as he ripped his testicles whilst jumping the barbed wire in an attempt to catch a rabbit. (It was a pity he did this after he had been seen to)
My Christmas present last year consisted of four wooden spoons which were bought to replace the ones he has stolen. He has already eaten two of this years stock.
We are strict about Chester’s diet , after trying various food we have settled for Burns, as there is not to much protein in this food. At two years old Chester weighs twenty four kilo’s and looks in peak physical condition.
Chester is extremely hard work, very demanding. He is always investigating smells or noises. He has made lots of doggie friends in his new home, although he has a number of ASBO’s against him for his anti social behaviour. Chester does not understand what is wrong with eating dog poo, stealing other dogs balls and not returning them etc.
I think if anybody is thinking that getting a lab for a pet is an easy option they are sadly mistaken. Chester has brought us lots of happiness, it is difficult to imaging what life would be like without Chester as he is such a character.
As Chester has brought us so much fun we have decided to be part time careers for for a guide dog for the blind puppy this addition will arrive in September. I can not wait to see the devastation Chester and puppy cause when they go shopping in Tesco’s? Once again thanks very much for letting us rehome Chester, we have added some pics to show how badly treated he is.
Bye for now
Chester and family
http://s300.photobucket.com/albums/nn4/ASBODOG/Chester/
I think you should loan Chester out to anyone thinking about having a Lab as a pet, there would be far less Labs needing re-homing! Loved his pictures, he looks so cute, can't believe he has got up to all those antics he looks a complete angel :angel4: 
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