I love Dogs me...

Thanks for another uplifting story, Rocky. 

Have a great day, yourself👍

Thanks Tinster, I just wish I could bottle the sights & sounds & i’d gift it to the NHS for folk who are stressed because I’m so high on happy when I’m out there😂😂

That’s a great thought! You could share your wonderful experiences👍🏻

Not a great picture as light not great, but daughter down just now with mum Daisy, here she is teaching her pup Bentley to swim, not that he needed much encouragement being half spaniel , almost daily he is growing/changing. Fully house trained now, just got to watch that when he chases the squirrels he does not chase them indoors 

Thanks, Rufs. Good to see them.👍🏻

I love my dogs, but this is what happens when you dont give them 110% when awake, oh! well was discussing with OH the purchase of new beds for guest room as joint xmas present, guess i could patch up with gaffer tape and a new valance and wait until he grows some

Lovely story in the i Newspaper today.

https://inews.co.uk/news/uk/drone-pilot-lost-dogs-reunite-owners-winning-lottery-1309843

Made my day.

Lovely! Thanks, WN👏🏻👏🏻

Love dogs, have owned gundogs for years, but no longer. We love working dogs. Under control dogs. Dogs on a lead. Non barking dogs. House-trained dogs. Dogs that do not intrude on other caravaners peace and privacy. 

We’d love a dog, a quiet, working type and disciplined. We take the view that it is more responsible to not have one for the time being because in travelling away abroad, it is irresponsible to put the poor animal in kennels for our convenience. However to subject the animal to the high temperatures of overseas sites, ferries and miles of motoring is simply unkind. 

To subject our fellow caravaners to barking, poohing, widdling and other disturbance is not what we want. 

Maybe we’ll come back later.

Peter C

Owning a dog often means foregoing other things we enjoy so choices have to be made as the dog's welfare has to come first.