Well the cat has nicked my bed - what does a dog do? as I have to watch my Ps and Qs with the cats, I know, rather than a confrontation I will borrow hers - a bit of a tight squeeze but it will have to do.
Monday 26 December 2011
Christmas 2011
Weather has turned very cold - a bit brass monkeys I can tell you, compared to what I am used to.
Well the cat has nicked my bed - what does a dog do? as I have to watch my Ps and Qs with the cats, I know, rather than a confrontation I will borrow hers - a bit of a tight squeeze but it will have to do.
Well the cat has nicked my bed - what does a dog do? as I have to watch my Ps and Qs with the cats, I know, rather than a confrontation I will borrow hers - a bit of a tight squeeze but it will have to do.
Tuesday 4 October 2011
My first camping experience
I thought I would try camping - so far so good at a place called Wing in Leicestershire. Although I keep out of the way during the day in my car, I am allowed in the tent later and at night (that's me there in my cage). Lots of nice walks around here and I can highly recommend as a dog friendly place.
This is me walking at Rutland Water - a bit dry due to the drought.
This is me walking at Rutland Water - a bit dry due to the drought.
Sunday 20 March 2011
My first holiday in Scotland
Well this is novel - a very long drive but now that I have my own car that's not a problem - I even jump into it without being asked.
Mind you, these walks are making me knackered - I know I like them but twice a day and a long one in the middle - not sure if my legs can cope. Lots of different smells though and I have a spanking new harness attached to my lead so I can lift up my head and look all around me. People often comment on my ears but they are not that bad are they?
Anyway, yawn, this is what I do most days and I am already drifting off to one of my favourite pastimes, sleeping....Goodnight!ZZZzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
Mind you, these walks are making me knackered - I know I like them but twice a day and a long one in the middle - not sure if my legs can cope. Lots of different smells though and I have a spanking new harness attached to my lead so I can lift up my head and look all around me. People often comment on my ears but they are not that bad are they?
Anyway, yawn, this is what I do most days and I am already drifting off to one of my favourite pastimes, sleeping....Goodnight!ZZZzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
Sunday 6 March 2011
My New Home
Well I moved to Leicester on 6 March to my new home.
For those who don't know me, I was rescued from Spain, Lanzarote actually where I lived on a roof and I would like to thank Nick and Lesley for making my rescue possible to the UK via Germany and a big thanks to SARA for taking me in. I came with my own passport, microchip, vaccinations etc and I think I have adapted quite well. I am a bit wary of other dogs though as I do walk an awful lot these days and they are bloody everywhere. In fact I find it quite challenging much to the dismay of my new owners. I am also quite partial to people who jog past and cycle by on the nearby Meadows where I walk regularly. I am game for anything really that adds to my new experiences and more recently have developed a penchant for cars - yes cars, trying to chase them!
I have to say I didn't expect 5 cats and 2 rabbits but no other dogs either as I did live with half a dozen or so others at my foster home in Long Clawson. Most of the cats are OK apart from one, Oscar, who went for me on day one. What can I say, I know I have short legs but really the humiliation still hurts! Our paths rarely cross but the others are a soft touch really, winding round me at every opportunity but Oscar remains a challenge, especially when I chase him in the garden but lately he is standing his ground so one cool cat and I have learned not to chase him. That's him in the photo:
For those who don't know me, I was rescued from Spain, Lanzarote actually where I lived on a roof and I would like to thank Nick and Lesley for making my rescue possible to the UK via Germany and a big thanks to SARA for taking me in. I came with my own passport, microchip, vaccinations etc and I think I have adapted quite well. I am a bit wary of other dogs though as I do walk an awful lot these days and they are bloody everywhere. In fact I find it quite challenging much to the dismay of my new owners. I am also quite partial to people who jog past and cycle by on the nearby Meadows where I walk regularly. I am game for anything really that adds to my new experiences and more recently have developed a penchant for cars - yes cars, trying to chase them!
I have to say I didn't expect 5 cats and 2 rabbits but no other dogs either as I did live with half a dozen or so others at my foster home in Long Clawson. Most of the cats are OK apart from one, Oscar, who went for me on day one. What can I say, I know I have short legs but really the humiliation still hurts! Our paths rarely cross but the others are a soft touch really, winding round me at every opportunity but Oscar remains a challenge, especially when I chase him in the garden but lately he is standing his ground so one cool cat and I have learned not to chase him. That's him in the photo:
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