Reply With QuoteSet off at 12.00 midday.Salisbury to Evesham and return.Terrible traffic on the M5 after an accident and have literally just got her home.
Bertie had a trim today.
Came home and spent half an hour running in circles around the garden.
Bonkers...😀
Set off at 12.00 midday.Salisbury to Evesham and return.Terrible traffic on the M5 after an accident and have literally just got her home.
Harassing for breakfast earlier. No such thing as a weekend lie in.
Dot having a laugh..
And in more pensive mood..
Cheers,
Neil.
Smiffy, with his normal "you're wasting your breath telling me what to do" look...
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Just can't beat a working cocker.....
True, you can't.Originally Posted by willie_gunn
Henry the mastiff, and his baby sister Hattie the Italian Spinone puppy.
I'm making cheese on toast - they adore cheese, the smellier the better
Is that when you prepare it, or while they digest it?
'Against stupidity, the gods themselves struggle in vain' - Schiller.
Always thought dogs can't digest cheese, possibly breed related..
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Mondays? They're not so tough...
When you see dogs at shows the owners usually have some small chunks of cheese in a bum bag to make quite sure they obey instructions.
All of mine have always adored cheese with no side effects.
Cheers,
Neil.
When I was a young lad, our Rottweiler preferred cheese over meat! Once a day, my mum gave him a tiny piece of Gouda. No way in hell that you could stand between the dog and my mum with cheese. 60kg Rottweiler would push you aside.
Granted, it was a strange dog: he carefully took hedgehogs in his mouth and spat them out the moment returned back in the house... totally happy with his new friend!
"Even though large tracts of Europe and many old and famous States have fallen or may fall into the grip of the Gestapo and all the odious apparatus of Nazi rule, we shall not flag or fail.
We shall go on to the end, we shall fight in in our baskets, we shall fight on the seas and oceans, we shall fight with growing confidence and growing strength in the air, we shall defend our fleecy bed, whatever the cost may be, we shall fight on the beaches, we shall fight on the landing grounds, we shall fight in the fields and in the streets, we shall fight in the hills; we shall never surrender."
Rufus the golden worker cocker spaniel on the right (5 months old) and Rocco who is only 9 weeks old on the left who is a show type cocker spaniel, picked him up Saturday
Can't beat a cocker spaniel, we are a bit obsessed, hence why one of each
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Neil,Dot having a laugh..
Neil
And in more pensive mood..
Once again, great!
Cheers Menno!
She's a handful but great fun.
Actually Dot seems quiet compared to my son's BT when we were in Florida recently.
That thing (Bianca) is mad!
Here she is last year in Washington wearing a jumper..
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Cheers,
Neil.
Not my dog but belongs to friends who own 2 of these, the cat is in her regular position on Catalina:
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Ignorance breeds Fear. Fear breeds Hatred. Hatred breeds Ignorance. Break the chain.
Oscar - 5 month old Staffie on the left
Isaac - 3 year old Patterdale on the right
Both great dogs!
Two classic terriers, I'm guessing they keep you busy!
Oscar - 5 month old Staffie on the left
Isaac - 3 year old Patterdale on the right
Both great dogs!
My Lab, 12 1/2 now can't believe how fast time goes by, still remember him as my puppy. It sucks that dogs don't live a long time compared to us, seeing your dog go from a playful puppy to a old man in 12 years is one of life's cruel jokes. Someone once said to me "The only disservice a dog does you is not living long enough" it's so true. He's still in good health, touch wood, at the moment, back legs a little weak and gone slightly deaf but overall pretty good for a 70 year old in human terms! Found this rather complicated dog age tool on the web, someone put a lot of work into that, estimated Monty at 68! http://www.ajdesigner.com/fl_dog_age/dog_age.php
Bullies have an amazing range of expressions. And Dot does indeed look like she's laughing.Dot having a laugh..
Superb.
Stuart
Cheers Stuart.
As you know they are comical dogs.
I think their unusual look helps, that and the fact they often seem to get into potty looking poses.
People often stop me and say, "I love those dogs", but you rarely see one.
Probably because they can be quite a handful.
Cheers,
Neil.
^^
Whisky fan Craig?
Looks like a Westie and Scottie to me.
Correct?
Cheers,
Neil.
Thanks for the link!My Lab, 12 1/2 now can't believe how fast time goes by, still remember him as my puppy. It sucks that dogs don't live a long time compared to us, seeing your dog go from a playful puppy to a old man in 12 years is one of life's cruel jokes. Someone once said to me "The only disservice a dog does you is not living long enough" it's so true. He's still in good health, touch wood, at the moment, back legs a little weak and gone slightly deaf but overall pretty good for a 70 year old in human terms! Found this rather complicated dog age tool on the web, someone put a lot of work into that, estimated Monty at 68! http://www.ajdesigner.com/fl_dog_age/dog_age.php
My cocker spaniel is just coming up to 3 years of age. Not having given any thought to it really, it's suddenly a little shocking to realise that's equivalent to late twenties for a human.
He's a black Cairn.^^
Whisky fan Craig?
Looks like a Westie and Scottie to me.
Correct?
In my defence I couldn't see his face in the pic.
My lovely nan and grandad always had Cairns, the brindle variety.
Great little characters!
Cheers,
Neil.
A couple of semi-decent iPhone pics of my furry friend.
Nice cool pics on a extremely hot day!
Finally took the plunge with 2 Bulldogs, just allowed out the house and I can't get more than a few yards without being stopped by someone who wants to fuss them.
Too cute!
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This is my very favourite picture of my little Rottweiler, Poppy.
She passed away a few months ago but we still think of her a lot. She adored my son and was always near him.
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Our bullmastiff cross, rescued from Battersea about 6yrs ago. He's been so chilled & loving from day 1.
Banstead Lavender Fields by Mark Hopper, on Flickr
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I thought Neil might like this one:
Tell us more: brothers? Names? I think they're awesome.Finally took the plunge with 2 Bulldogs, just allowed out the house and I can't get more than a few yards without being stopped by someone who wants to fuss them.
Menno
Otto protecting his lad and the car
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Sorry, rubbish post! Brother and Sister, Martha the chunky one on the left and Arthur on the right. Both just 12 weeks old in the pic, growing up quickly and at the moment love a walk and chewing the plaster on one of the kitchen walls.......
Thanks! Keep the pics coming. I for one love them - and I guess that more people love to see them too.
Menno
I do like it!I thought Neil might like this one:
Great looking car too.
Cheers,
Neil.
I think they are both safe!
Great pic.
Cheers,
Neil.
Another lovely pic and a handsome lad!Our bullmastiff cross, rescued from Battersea about 6yrs ago. He's been so chilled & loving from day 1.
It's lovely over Banstead lavender fields when in full bloom
Cheers,
Neil.
Here's my 4 year old GSD Ruby......
"Bella" now 10 months old. Still displaying those puppy moments.
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Fantastic Sunday at Aldeburgh.
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“Don’t look back, you’re not heading that way.”
Freddie (3yrs) as a lookout on Hadrians wall
And Charlie (2yrs just adopted last week)
A rare moment of tranquility.
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