Greetings from Poland ;-)

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Supongo que sheltie forums se está haciendo internacional....:lol:

A ver si alguien habla español por ahi...:fl
 
Yeah I got a bit carried away :D Remembered that I should post something in English as well too late to edit. Well.. one of the side effects of being a blonde I guess :D

I actually had half a year of Spanish in college. Unfortunatelly my teacher was so passionate bout it that by the end of the first year she wanted us to read Spanish books. That's when I drew the line and decided to postpone my Spanish education. To be honest, I kinda regret it. Only 2 things I remember are that when looking for a husband I should look for un alto, moreno y guapo :D And I remember constantly saying with friends "Estamos nerviosos porque manana tenemos un exames" :D
 
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hahaha....I see that you already know the most important words in spanish :lol:

I'm sure that your spanish level is good, it doesn't matter the colour of your hair to be intelligent :wink2:

Only clevers can appreciate a sheltie....so I think, they cost 3 times another dog here in Spain....excep Akita Inu, that had become the fashion dog of the year....or so it seems to be, I don't have statistics :rolleyes2:
 
Only clevers can appreciate a sheltie...

Yep :D Can't argue with that.

My Spanish level extremely low. I might be able to have a short conversation in a shop or a restaurant but only if I have my college notebook with me :P

Unfortunately I have a problem with my pup's ears :( With Robin I used glue and sometimes bubble gum. I can't use glue with Jantar cause Robin always pulls his ears and as a result each time I glue the ears Jantar loses hair :/ Bubble gum doesn't seem to work either. His ears, especially one, are startin to go up even with the bubble gum attached. I'm close to attaching ridiculously big chunks of gum :/ Oh and massages work for like 5 min... :gaah
 
Yep :D Can't argue with that.

My Spanish level extremely low. I might be able to have a short conversation in a shop or a restaurant but only if I have my college notebook with me :P

Unfortunately I have a problem with my pup's ears :( With Robin I used glue and sometimes bubble gum. I can't use glue with Jantar cause Robin always pulls his ears and as a result each time I glue the ears Jantar loses hair :/ Bubble gum doesn't seem to work either. His ears, especially one, are startin to go up even with the bubble gum attached. I'm close to attaching ridiculously big chunks of gum :/ Oh and massages work for like 5 min... :gaah

My breeder, you know, recomended me to use glycerine only in the tip of their ears (inside and outside) in 1/3 of the ear.

It makes them oily, but its a miracle!

I had the same trouble with gluing them....a disaster. After that I tryed with "blue-tack" but it disapeared everyday, I supose they ate each other's ball of blue-tack.....now I have the solution, and it's so easy! :yes:
 
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