Bouncer wasn’t the first dog on Neighbours. That was Basil, a terrier owned by a character called Lucy Robinson. The same year Mike arrived on Ramsay Street, Lucy fell down a drain and went temporarily blind. Bouncer is a Labrador Retriever featured on the Australian soap opera Neighbours. He made his first screen appearance during the episode broadcast on 4 February 1987 and he exited the series on 12 February 1993 after six years. He was played by Bouncer throughout his duration on the show and he was trained by Luke Hura.

She looked at the aesthetics, whether it was a stylish baby product that would blend in with her home or a vibrant, more child-friendly design.

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This puppy would go on to become one of the all-time great TV dogs. Bouncer’s time on Ramsay Street was unusually eventful – he lived with three different families, was in a traffic accident, ate poisonous mushrooms and saved Madge Bishop’s life by calling the fire brigade when her house went up in flames from a chip pan fire. To ensure our testing is fair, we ask one tester to use all of the products in their own home. This reduces any potential variables in the testing process and ensures that our results are based on a like-for-like comparison.

Make sure harness straps are always done up, even if you are only putting your baby in the seat for a couple of minutes. As the largest online network of parents in the UK, we've drawn on the vast wisdom of Mumsnet parents on our forums to collate a list of the top baby bouncers for every family, from budget and travel-friendly options to those that will grow and change with your child. Dehydration is very common in dogs so always supply water with food or treats to help with digestion. A no-grain diet can really improve your dog's skin condition too. The shot artfully pans through the flowers before arriving upon a litter of puppies all eating from the same bowl. Bouncer and Rosie look on from the doorway of their kennel, above which a hand-painted sign bears the inscription: “HOME SWEET HOME”. When it comes to any baby product, safety should always come first. All baby bouncers should meet the relevant European safety standards, but child development expert Karen Sherr advises parents to always read the manufacturer's guidelines before using a bouncer.

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It’s a video of their wedding ceremony. “Hey, it’s our wedding!” Joe cries. “Nah, gotta hang onto thaaat!” a b c Bettridge, Daniel (6 April 2011). "Six to watch ... TV dogs". The Guardian. ( Guardian Media Group) . Retrieved 16 April 2011. Safety: A three-point harness is the minimum a baby bouncer should have, but a five-point harness, which has shoulder straps, is even better. Lightweight and portable, the Hoopla can be folded flat for storage or travel, so is the ideal companion for overnight stays with the grandparents or family holidays should you wish to take your bouncer with you. Our parent tester Luci says, “The Chicco Hoopla has a compact fold. Second best to the flatter BabyBjörn Bouncer Bliss but far better than all the others I tested. It lies completely flat so it’s easy to pop into the car to take to a friends’ [house].”

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a b "TV's Neighbours: where are they now? - Bouncer". MSN TV. Microsoft. Archived from the original on 22 March 2010 . Retrieved 4 March 2010. Identical in design to the BabyBjörn Bouncer Bliss but with different fabric options, the BabyBjörn Bouncer Balance Soft is a lightweight and comfortable baby bouncer that offers great longevity. Finally, she marked each bouncer on whether the quality of the seat matched the price tag and, most importantly, whether she would recommend it to others. Size: Some bouncers and swings are bulky and may need to be plugged into a wall, so consider how much space you have and where it will be stored around the home. In 1989, actor Guy Pearce, who played Mike Young, asked producers not to put him in scenes with Bouncer, as he did not like dogs. [2] He said Bouncer was a "great dog", but he could not go on working closely with him, adding "I had to tell them to take him away from me. You won't see Mike patting Bouncer again." [2] On-screen, Bouncer ends up in the care of Mrs Mangel ( Vivean Gray). [2]