He's beautiful, happy to drive to Kent or Cumbria to collect him!
Dub Dogs, let’s see them :)
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It was a labour of love not birth!
Could that become wedged in a dogs throat??? Just a concern.Here's the rest of my pack, after finding the tiniest ball on our walk the other week
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Any ball can get caught in a dogs throat, a local German Shepherd died after a tennis ball caught in its throat whilst playing. Just the luck of the draw when playing with balls of all sizes.
Having had to have a squash ball surgically removed from a Malamute, I know exactly what you mean.
Their not too bad, I have had working spaniel's for over 30yrs, but it is a squeeze in the van !
The biggest problem is finding campsites that will accept 4 dogs, Wales is a nightmare, everywhere we tried seemed to shit the bed as soon as we mentioned we had more than 1 or 2 ! Scotland is generally more accommodating
We have eight! Luckily, we don't do a lot of camping...Their not too bad, I have had working spaniel's for over 30yrs, but it is a squeeze in the van !
The biggest problem is finding campsites that will accept 4 dogs, Wales is a nightmare, everywhere we tried seemed to shit the bed as soon as we mentioned we had more than 1 or 2 ! Scotland is generally more accommodating
Looks like our dog Skye... I affectionately call her Douglas. Or Dug for short!Here's our 6 1/2 year old Cockapoo called Douglas, he loves travelling, camping and music festivals, he is very sociable!
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^ he got excited about having a bonio from Simon
@Kind of Blue Very much so! You're right to share your concern, it belongs to a bunch of very happy tiny dogs in my village who always lose them and mine always seem to find them.
We've got an oversized ball, perfect for large doggos when we do play with balls
We've got an oversized ball, perfect for large doggos when we do play with balls
Cool! He's never really calmed down from when he was a puppy, he does sleep a lot, he's lazy!!
Know what you mean, we have already encountered some "unruly" dogs and their equally idiotic owners on our travel's
And I can fully understand & sympathise why campsites are apprehensive to accept more than 2 animals. But we found Welsh campsites almost staunchly anti dog !Yeah came across several sites on our travels in the UK adding £3-5 per animal ! which are promptly avoided no matter how nice it may be, as they are usually the kind of place that charges you £8-10 for a wind out awning................
When we pitch up most campers/sites are normally surprised that:
A. we can actually fit 4 dogs in our van considering the amount of shite we are carrying.
And B. Somebody can have 4 dogs (Spaniel's in particular) sit there quietly minding their own business, without doing the wall of death around the campsite or it resembling a scene from Wiley Coyote & Roadrunner.........
I hear you!
