Comments on: Does this mean David Cook has given up his dog? http://www.scottishterriernews.com/2009/11/does-this-mean-david-cook-has-given-up.html We get the Scottie scoops! All about Scottish Terriers including puppies, photos, famous Scotties, rescue terriers, grooming and more. Maximum Scottish Terrier cuteness 100% guaranteed Thu, 09 Feb 2012 06:25:14 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Sarah http://www.scottishterriernews.com/2009/11/does-this-mean-david-cook-has-given-up.html#comment-832 Sarah Fri, 20 Nov 2009 16:32:22 +0000 Even if he couldn't hire a petsitter to come on tour with him, there's this thing called a crate. It's purpose is to keep things like this from happening! And it would have given him some consistency on the road... Even if he couldn't hire a petsitter to come on tour with him, there's this thing called a crate. It's purpose is to keep things like this from happening! And it would have given him some consistency on the road…

]]> By: Forever An'GUSMom http://www.scottishterriernews.com/2009/11/does-this-mean-david-cook-has-given-up.html#comment-846 Forever An'GUSMom Mon, 16 Nov 2009 21:42:39 +0000 I had to wait until I was a married woman with a home to get my first Scottish Terrier. I quit my secretary job to stay home and raise the Scottie for six months. I'm so annoyed that DC left his pup in his hotel room --- duh! Then had the nerve to be angry becuz puppie chewed and made a mess. Like DC couldn't afford a petsitter!! Puppies will be puppies. Poor Dublin. I WAS a DC cook fan; no more. Here's hoping his brother will get attached to Dublin and give him a more stable routine. Scotties are a privilege to have in one's life. I had to wait until I was a married woman with a home to get my first Scottish Terrier. I quit my secretary job to stay home and raise the Scottie for six months. I'm so annoyed that DC left his pup in his hotel room — duh! Then had the nerve to be angry becuz puppie chewed and made a mess. Like DC couldn't afford a petsitter!! Puppies will be puppies. Poor Dublin. I WAS a DC cook fan; no more. Here's hoping his brother will get attached to Dublin and give him a more stable routine. Scotties are a privilege to have in one's life.

]]> By: Rick T http://www.scottishterriernews.com/2009/11/does-this-mean-david-cook-has-given-up.html#comment-862 Rick T Sat, 14 Nov 2009 20:38:54 +0000 Hmmm...I'd have loved to have had a dog over the last 20 odd years, but knowing that I couldn't give it a proper home, I went without.<br /><br />2 years ago things changed, and our wee girl came into our lifes, but only because we could give her a proper home. Hmmm…I'd have loved to have had a dog over the last 20 odd years, but knowing that I couldn't give it a proper home, I went without.

2 years ago things changed, and our wee girl came into our lifes, but only because we could give her a proper home.

]]> By: tcmum http://www.scottishterriernews.com/2009/11/does-this-mean-david-cook-has-given-up.html#comment-867 tcmum Fri, 13 Nov 2009 22:29:22 +0000 Well, Guess you know more about it than I do!! Hope Dublin is happier, anyway. Well, Guess you know more about it than I do!! Hope Dublin is happier, anyway.

]]> By: CarlosMe http://www.scottishterriernews.com/2009/11/does-this-mean-david-cook-has-given-up.html#comment-868 CarlosMe Fri, 13 Nov 2009 22:23:28 +0000 The dog lives in David's house with his younger brother, where he's probably better than the tour bus. David will get back to Dublin next month. He's not going on tour till late next year, so that should give Dublin plenty of time to get a bit more mature and maybe be there for David's next tour in a year. But David loves this dog, he's obviously not giving up on him, just has him with his brother where Dublin doesn't have anxiety attacks, cause he's still very young. The dog lives in David's house with his younger brother, where he's probably better than the tour bus. David will get back to Dublin next month. He's not going on tour till late next year, so that should give Dublin plenty of time to get a bit more mature and maybe be there for David's next tour in a year. But David loves this dog, he's obviously not giving up on him, just has him with his brother where Dublin doesn't have anxiety attacks, cause he's still very young.

]]> By: tcmum http://www.scottishterriernews.com/2009/11/does-this-mean-david-cook-has-given-up.html#comment-869 tcmum Fri, 13 Nov 2009 22:15:43 +0000 OK I have to admit I can't be bothered to look at the videos again to see how Cook got Dublin but really, are we surprised at the outcome? Either he was an impulse buy or a gift from some admirer and didn't get enough attention and the upheaval of a transient, show biz lifestyle is not for any dog let alone Scottie! HeLLo, that is not rock star attitude tearing up your hotel room - that's a neglected dog!! Poor Dublin. :-( OK I have to admit I can't be bothered to look at the videos again to see how Cook got Dublin but really, are we surprised at the outcome? Either he was an impulse buy or a gift from some admirer and didn't get enough attention and the upheaval of a transient, show biz lifestyle is not for any dog let alone Scottie! HeLLo, that is not rock star attitude tearing up your hotel room – that's a neglected dog!! Poor Dublin. :-(

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