Post photos of your dogs (Vol 5)
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Turn7 said:
Great work Gary !
Thanks, but I do very little but turn up with my dog a few times a year. Something we both enjoy.The hard work is done by all those lovely ladies in the picture above.
They turn out in all weather (west cost of Ireland) and all manage to keep a smile on their faces
Big love to Gary and Meeko and all the other gorgeous dogs 
Seth fell in the river last night and was (thankfully) trapped between the bank and the boat and didn’t get dragged out in to the strong flow. I managed to pull him out and dry him off and get him in front of the log burner.
It’s not affected him and we’ve been on the new boat today tidying up and planning our refit.
Seth fell in the river last night and was (thankfully) trapped between the bank and the boat and didn’t get dragged out in to the strong flow. I managed to pull him out and dry him off and get him in front of the log burner.
It’s not affected him and we’ve been on the new boat today tidying up and planning our refit.
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JRTs are the best!!!
My first time looking after one and they’re certainly huge characters. This breed must have a canine variant of ADD I reckon…..! 
We walked 23km over the past two days and she could have carried on and done far more I reckon, as she was chasing her ball for large parts of it as well and didn’t seem to tire, I did!
Went up and around some tors and she has incredible agility on the large rock formations and is super nimble, plus she’ll happily wade through a stream without even thinking about it.
I don’t know if it’s common of JR terriers but she eats anything she can find…. Clods of grass, poo, sticks, food scraps, it literally doesn’t seem to bother her, I’ve never known such a junk hoover
She isn’t at all social with other dogs, and can be quite aggressive, but she quickly became very trusting of me, so we have had lots of nice cuddles. Leaving tomorrow and I won’t forget this lovely part of the country, and a great dog (she’s snoring away next to me now).
2HFL said:
I’m doing my final house/dog-sit of the year, staying in a cottage in the middle of Dartmoor in Devon, looking after a 3-year old Jack Russell named Jet.
Arrived earlier today, and she is a really lovely and fun dog, so I’m hoping we can get some decent walks in over the next few days.
Gorgeous. Don’t t think you can get better than a Jack Russell. Arrived earlier today, and she is a really lovely and fun dog, so I’m hoping we can get some decent walks in over the next few days.
Edited by 2HFL on Thursday 12th December 22:26
Maisie has just turned ten and is absolutely as mad and loving as ever
We had a bit of a do at BIL’s last night, and this was about the only pic I could get of all four dogs together (they are, in case you were interested, fighting over ice cubes). Anyway, pleased to say Stan seems fully recovered from recent traumas with everything healing up nicely. We kept the cone on a little longer than we’d originally hoped as he kept nibbling at his stitches and the scars where they were taken out, but we cut most of the fur around the areas to get rid of the matting and he’s much more comfortable, and, if last night’s bundling’s anything to go by (and BIL’s flower beds!), back to his normal self.
L-R: Milo, Stan, Ralph, Barney.
L-R: Milo, Stan, Ralph, Barney.
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