Guess the name
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@life it took some thinking then I thought kids n desert hmm chocolate lol
@WelshBlue @66Mustang there's a programme on tv, a man who goes to naughty dogs houses and cures them of what they are doing wrong. With comands and treats. Forgot what it's called was on channel 50 -
@Sandy_123 Dog Borstol? Fun fact/claim to fame..My Dad used to work with the presenter of Dog Borstol. Dad was a police officer and Dog Borstol guy was a dog handler (unsurprisingly).
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I'm not sure @66Mustang just googled it the show is called, dogs behaving very badly, it's really good watched a few of those and he always trains the dogs.0
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Ahh that's cool, might have to give it a watch some time.0
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Well done @Sandy_123 you should get a badge for that0
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Custard0
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It's already been guessed my love @littlemoule0
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@Sandy_123 the name is jelly not chocolate 😁😁 you guessed it, I think you missed a comment 😉 honestly would never have got that 👍0
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Ya same I don't like jelly makes me feel nauseous for some reason 🤷😂0
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As a kid people used to give me a bowl with cream at parties n wonder why I didn't touch it even jelly sweets are off the menu for me, even haribo.0
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Lol, I misread Adrian's post as well! Genuinely been wondering who eats chocolate as a dessert for the past couple of days!0
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Haha @OverlyAnxious I suppose it would be melted chocolate on some form of cake1
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Well, this is the cutest thing I have seen all week! Hello Jelly0
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