Random Sunday Chat - How much does the King and RF know and other stories

What a weekend...! Chatting about chatting to some of you....

[jennychilton]

As Lady C said last Thursday that 'the Queen knew about the surrogacies' it follows that the King knows and he knows that 'their' children should not be in the Line of Succession.

[arribaficationwineho]

The Family knows EVERYTHING about me-gain and her past. Yachting, previous marriages, previous children and know she is a grandmother. They are playing it close to the cuff, wisely

[HimikoLily]

Would never touch the Archiewell site not invictus either.

[kaxar]

No-one can photograph their kids but they insist on going to schools to take children photos for Archewell. The children parents should sue them. Angelina Jolie who has more money than them never flaunt her wealth when she visited developing countries as a UN envoy. H and M needs to understand royalty is different to celebrity. Stop using the titles on these tours.

[RND-xm]

Bookie your weekend sounds like it has been pretty tumultuous. First off Charles is the pathological narcissist in the room. He will not like the plebs having an opinion and voicing it as he his is the only person allowed one. I have been watching Laura Poirot on here. I have to say we are being played massively. The whole saga has always sat out of kilter for me. Something stinks and personally I think the RF have played us. There is no way on this planet Charles does not know what is afoot. The wedding was wrong with their preferred names being used. Photoshopped baby shots with family, visits to problematic countries allegedly under their own steam are just a few examples. Her real age is now coming out...are they trying to say our security services said nothing to very senior royals?! No it stinks and all they are now worried about is how to bury it hence the drive to shut commentary down. Lies, lies and dammed lies being told and that is all I can see.

[lynnefeldman]

God bless Grandmums!’ My daughter, son-in-law and 13 yo grandson moved in with me after my husband passed. But my daughter recently admitted were it not for me being there, she and her hubby working full time could never fit in what grandson needs. Yay us!!👏👏

[specialk]

Wishing that everyone finds themselves full of hope and peace during these crazy days and throughout the uncertain days ahead.

[Joyof...]

Bookie, check with the Sidley Twins, they do a lot of work with dog rehoming, etc 😊.

[mariefortier]

Please -- don't they know it's a corrupt country ! They are unbelievable!

[areasonableperson]

I enjoy staying at home in peace. Sorry you had such a rough week Bookie.

[privatepirate]

I work with dogs and my family has rescued and fostered dogs for decades. We only adopt homeless dogs and have fostered dozens of large, untrained dogs with unknown history. Best advice is:
1. To assert your dominance, and reinforce their hierarchy, dogs will always establish a hierarchy. Whichever dog is dominant (often not the biggest one) reinforce that, by *always* greeting that dog first, and *always* feeding that dog first, in every way you can, enforce the dominant dog's position.
2. Always feed separately. If this is only the 2nd time they've fought, and it is over (what they perceive as) food, then always keep the pair away from anything food related that they can see as desirable. The single worst dog fight we ever had was 2 large dogs fighting over a plastic soda lid my child had left on the coffee table, so even little things like that can trigger them so be vigilant. Check your yard for cat poop before they go outside, if that's what it takes. Spend time in the area they might find cat poop, and work with them on taking turns getting small treats.
3. Get professional advice if needed, but train them both to leave food alone without permission.
4. Always talk to them about what you are doing and why. The more you talk to them, the more they understand, if only from the tone of your voice. They want to please you, and if I tell my dominant dog in a stern voice "I'm watching you!" when my other dog is eating, I know she won't bother him. (your results will vary with that example, but it's how things work with my 2 big dogs, some dogs should never eat in the same room)
5. Have the attitude that you are making it work and look on the bright side of have 2 loving dogs who are also great protection for your home. It sounds like you love them both, so you CAN make it work.

I saw some comments here that I do not agree with, like aggressive dogs in the US would be 'put down' 🤬-not true. I am American, definitely not true. There are ways to make any situation work. Another said to crate them - something I am adamantly opposed to as crated dogs do not get the stimulation or bonding they need, nor are they able to defend you and your family in an emergency. Once hierarchy is well established, everything can be peaceful and runs smoothly. Having 2 dogs who both want to establish dominance doesn't have to be a catastrophe, just another obstacle God has thrown in your path to deal with and learn from. The dog who frustrates you the most today could be the dog who saves your life tomorrow, or the dog you will love the most, in any case, I believe both dogs are yours for a reason, and they are lucky to be in the care of such a caring person.

[FlexibleFlyer]

Everything is kept hush-hush to protect Harry. Charles has already been accused of being a bad parent, so he doesn't want further bad publicity. In addition, he's a weak, sniveling man who's also a narcissist. He avoids conflict----except with he won't face the truth: his son is out for his destruction and the monarchy's end. Charles' ego can't accept that. Perhaps when MM and Harry are flying a drone over Charles's vehicle and drop a welcome home gift on the vehicle will he figure out that his second son is rotten to the core. by then it will be too late.

[Wildflowers]

Oh Bookie never a dull moment!!! Hopefully you are able to find a safe solution for all❤

[yorkshiregal]

Hello Bookie and everyone, hope you have had a good weekend 🙋‍♀️🇬🇧💜🦋

[bettyroutley]

Poor Bookie. You are such a hard worker. I truly wish I could solve at least some of your problems. X ❤

[alicesings]

It saddens me when your having a hard time Bookie ! Feel better ❤️‍🩹 and I’ll keep you in my thoughts. Hugs 🤗 xxx

[BahHumbug]

Harry will continue to take his begging bowl to Charles no matter how old he is. And the foolish Charles will always oblige his darling boy.

[lorisusanelroy]

Bookie, what you need is professional training for the dog, especially with her still being young. It is well worth it if you find a good one, ask for recommendations. It's a little like family therapy. Good luck!

[dotticaccamo]

Oh boy, I feel so bad for you with the yellow dog situation. I hope someone in the comments comes up with a good remedy for re-homing this pup. You poor girl!
By the way, I absolutely love your channel! You're a wonderful speaker, like HG Tudor. Thanks Bookie! Good luck with the yellow dog dilemma.

[elizabethjanson]

We got a rescue German Shepard from a distant relative. They had gotten a new dog and Buddy, the Shepard, did not tolerate the new dog. Buddy has been a wonderful companion for us for the last 10 years. Perhaps you can find a family looking for a pet and yellow dog can make them as happy as Buddy has made us? Difficult choice for you, I understand. So sorry for the position you are in. Much sympathy.