strangely enough my last JR who went to the great kennel in the sky back in the summer used to put the wind up a couple of Ridgebacks who live about a mile away. Their boss, always seems very unamused when it tandem they'd run over the fields with my JR in hot pursuit .
Odd as well because RR's are normally pretty fearless types. When I lived in South Africa for a while the coppers used to use them as police dogs a lot. Lovely animals.
strangely enough my last JR who went to the great kennel in the sky back in the summer used to put the wind up a couple of Ridgebacks who live about a mile away.Their boss, always seems very unamused when it tandem they'd run over the fields with my
also, neck ties, i know a few people that are forced to wear them and bizarrely one or two seem more than willing, but most dogs i know never leave the house without one
also, neck ties, i know a few people that are forced to wear them and bizarrely one or two seem more than willing, but most dogs i know never leave the house without one
Wouldn't care what breed just so long as I could hang my head out of the car window and let the wind blow through my baggy chammers, ears and quiff. So probably a Springer then. RIP Max
Wouldn't care what breed just so long as I could hang my head out of the car window and let the wind blow through my baggy chammers, ears and quiff. So probably a Springer then. RIP Max
I once saw a guy on a country road with an open top sports car and a golden retriever (I think) sat proudly in the passengers seat. I'm surprised its head didn't explode with pleasure and sensory overload
I once saw a guy on a country road with an open top sports car and a golden retriever (I think) sat proudly in the passengers seat. I'm surprised its head didn't explode with pleasure and sensory overload