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Jul 2017
9:04am, 28 Jul 2017
19,179 posts
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LazyDaisy
I can't imagine why you should think that Baroness 
It's reassuring to know Floss is not alone
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Jul 2017
9:09am, 28 Jul 2017
3,373 posts
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Mazlin
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Jul 2017
10:01pm, 28 Jul 2017
9,198 posts
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Rosehip
The young (15 month) chocolate lab from the tent next to ours stole Ralph's dinner from him twice this week and then yesterday came back, rummaged through and scattered the bag of rubbish I'd left outside as it had a smelly tuna tin in
( and it was raining too much to walk down to the bins)
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Jul 2017
10:06pm, 28 Jul 2017
23,322 posts
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Derby Tup
We are in Devon and our Tuss is back home in Yorkshire with Mike, our dog walker. I'm missing him terribly  dog*
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Jul 2017
10:18pm, 28 Jul 2017
23,673 posts
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halfpint
Erm why on earth was the chocolate lab not tethered.
We have yet to leave Ernie overnight. I stress even when we leave him during the day. Mind you he loves our dog walker and would probably be reluctant to come home.
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Jul 2017
10:24pm, 28 Jul 2017
19,185 posts
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LazyDaisy
Flossie sleeps in our room in this holiday let. She's very good and only came and sat near me at 6 am when it was light. No attempt to get on the bed.
I took her out onto the cliff grass briefly for a wee, off lead. When we returned she was ahead of me and ran into the house a few doors along, where we usually stay (an unknown family is there at the moment). I found her standing at the inner front door, wagging her tail :-). I had to put her on the lead to pull her away before she barked to be let in as she usually does :-). She was very confused!
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Jul 2017
10:38pm, 28 Jul 2017
9,199 posts
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Rosehip
this campsite was very lenient about dogs on leads and it was lovely - It also worked well as long as those with less friendly dogs kept theirs tethered. Once a reactive non-tethered GSD (gorgeous, but somewhat stressy, rescued boy) turned up Ralph and most others were in tent or closely supervised.
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Jul 2017
12:38pm, 29 Jul 2017
9,936 posts
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D2
Indi has gone to home boarding (sleep over) again for the weekend, apparently today he is watching some of his friends do their Kennel Club gold award, hope he doesn't distract them
Tomorrow he is being taken to a dog show and I have to pick him up from there, apparently she has already entered him in a couple of classes! lol
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Jul 2017
6:51pm, 29 Jul 2017
6,714 posts
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BaronessBL
So you will have to stay at the dog show until Best in Show is judged then as no doubt he will have qualified for that by the time you arrive
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Jul 2017
7:31pm, 29 Jul 2017
23,675 posts
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halfpint
It sounds like Indi is going to have a great weekend.
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