I love Dogs me...

Rocky 2 buckets replied on 26/08/2014 17:37

Posted on 26/08/2014 17:37

Welcome to all Dog lovers & generally Canine minded Folk. I have started this to enable a Thread to be used-in the Pet section with a title 'I love Dogs' so there will be no problems with attracting the right Posters, and the 'wrong Posters' give it a swerverCool. I am mainly a working Dog Lover, I have had-J/Russells, Retrievers, Lurchers. Currently have 2 White Cockapoo's. Mum & Daughter. Not my kind of Dogs(at first) the OH fell in love with the Breed a year after losing the Retriever. Now I couldn't imagine life without them. You either love Dogs or don't, if you do then life without them really is empty. I feel for the none Dog Folk, not knowing the joys of owning Dogs. But I'm not stupid enough to believe just because I love em everyone should. So if you would like to talk Canine, please be my guestSmile

Kennine replied on 06/01/2017 16:46

Posted on 06/01/2017 16:46

Our wee lad was taken to the vets yesterday for his annual M.O.T  ( annual health check under his pet plan.)---- Happy to say that he passed with flying colours.  

Cheers ..................K

Metheven replied on 07/01/2017 10:50

Posted on 06/01/2017 14:10 by Rocky 2 buckets

Today was a joy to the senses, Overcast, cold but beautiful for that. Both Dogs happy in their landscape again, no frost but a chill wind suggesting differently. There'll be no discernible sunrise this morning, the light is Autumnal. It has a sense of beauty about it, all the vegetation is asleep awaiting the coming Spring, Trees barren but have a natural serenity about them as they too await the growing light levels to start an awakening. The 3 of us were fair bouncing with enjoyment. I've been told the Badger sett has seen some spring cleaning by a friend, I walked over to near it but not within the small valley created within a disused ditch the Badgers are using. It was there to see, new diggings, a trail of old bedding as it was dragged from within the sleeping chamber. They are certainly fastidious are Badgers. I also found evidence why Brock has the nickname-'little Bear of the woods' on an old dead log from years ago I saw fresh claw marks in the surface, they looked quite deep from a distance too. All the while I spent looking around the periphery of the sett Young un & Her Mum were sat next to me on their leashes just waiting for me to move on & release them, no bother to me or the wildlife-I love Dogs me. We soon set off home, they bounded off into the distance putting up a Covey of Partridges, 7 I counted, their wings sounded like whistles as they beat so fast it was hard to see them. Oddly they only flew about 200metres before landing again. Not that it bothered my 2, they took no notice of them other than the initial heads up. When the weather improves I've been invited to a 'night watch' of the Badgers as they will be more active as food becomes more abundant, without Young un & Her Mum obviously. I'll look forward to that. Enjoy your day.

Posted on 07/01/2017 10:50

Cheers for that Rocky, what I did share with you was the overcast, and chilly morning laughing

Rocky 2 buckets replied on 07/01/2017 10:53

Posted on 07/01/2017 10:53

Did you share today's gorgeous sunrise Dave?, deep oranges spread over the sky lessening to water colour Peach almost above our heads. Beaut day Mucker-enjoy yourssmile

Metheven replied on 07/01/2017 11:19

Posted on 07/01/2017 11:19

I did Rocky, complete contrast from yesterday albeit with a slight lingering mist waiting to be burnt off.

You have a good day as well smile

Jennysheepdog replied on 07/01/2017 19:21

Posted on 07/01/2017 19:21

Hello Everyone

New to the forum and caravanning so I should be really reading the other discussion sections to learn about caravanning having never been in one!

But.......saw this one and knew I had to read this discussion instead. Hubby and I have a wonderful Parson Russell called Alfie

Tinwheeler replied on 07/01/2017 19:31

Posted on 07/01/2017 19:31

Another Alfie!

It'll be good to hear your stories, JSD. There are some great ones here and it'll be even better if the lost posts can be found eventually. 

briantimber replied on 07/01/2017 21:11

Posted on 07/01/2017 21:11

Welcome  JSD, we have an Alfie, just coming up for a year old, sadly his adventures have been lost when the new forum was implimentedfrown along with many others.

It will be good to here of your Alfie's escapades, if he's anything like ours you have a beautiful, loving, mischievous, reliable, loyal friend for life..cool

Kennine replied on 07/01/2017 21:12

Posted on 07/01/2017 21:12

Welcome Jenny. . .  Dogs are wonderful animals and give great companionship and loyalty.  Look forward to hearing about your dog.

Cheers .............K

briantimber replied on 07/01/2017 21:19

Posted on 06/01/2017 14:10 by Rocky 2 buckets

Today was a joy to the senses, Overcast, cold but beautiful for that. Both Dogs happy in their landscape again, no frost but a chill wind suggesting differently. There'll be no discernible sunrise this morning, the light is Autumnal. It has a sense of beauty about it, all the vegetation is asleep awaiting the coming Spring, Trees barren but have a natural serenity about them as they too await the growing light levels to start an awakening. The 3 of us were fair bouncing with enjoyment. I've been told the Badger sett has seen some spring cleaning by a friend, I walked over to near it but not within the small valley created within a disused ditch the Badgers are using. It was there to see, new diggings, a trail of old bedding as it was dragged from within the sleeping chamber. They are certainly fastidious are Badgers. I also found evidence why Brock has the nickname-'little Bear of the woods' on an old dead log from years ago I saw fresh claw marks in the surface, they looked quite deep from a distance too. All the while I spent looking around the periphery of the sett Young un & Her Mum were sat next to me on their leashes just waiting for me to move on & release them, no bother to me or the wildlife-I love Dogs me. We soon set off home, they bounded off into the distance putting up a Covey of Partridges, 7 I counted, their wings sounded like whistles as they beat so fast it was hard to see them. Oddly they only flew about 200metres before landing again. Not that it bothered my 2, they took no notice of them other than the initial heads up. When the weather improves I've been invited to a 'night watch' of the Badgers as they will be more active as food becomes more abundant, without Young un & Her Mum obviously. I'll look forward to that. Enjoy your day.

Posted on 07/01/2017 21:19

Great stories as ever Rockysmile

Sorry, I havn't been around for a while, but I've read all your latest stories with anticipation and enjoyment, you make this thread worthwhile....cool

I'll post some of Alfie and me's trecks soon....cool

Rocky 2 buckets replied on 08/01/2017 10:39

Posted on 08/01/2017 10:39

Good news BT, I look forward to that. The bond with Alfie & you gets stronger eh?, as expectedsmile

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