1) Spring has arrived (but you knew that 'cos we told you the other day) so it's a chance to get some dog walking in before April's showers arrive. We nip into the
CP first just to make sure that those two cats we fell in
lurve with last week are still doing OK. The
IAMS Cat, or Kimberley as some fool has christened her (we prefer to call her Cleo), is still a bit unwell and hasn't been re-homed yet. Vicky keeps looking at David in that way.
2) Willow is still
gorgeous so it's little wonder that she has found a new home. David can't help feeling a tad sad about this as he knows he will never see her again but, as Vicky is always reminding him, it
is what the
CP's for.
3) This is
Rhia ('Her Name is
Rhia and She Sails the Rio
Graaaaande' - oh
shaddup David, says Vicky, it wasn't funny the first time) a four year old
Lurcher. She's an Irish stray and is probably the most docile and affectionate dog we've ever walked at the
DT. A real tonic and a joy to be with. Make someone a great companion.
4) Ah yes. The day at Crufts has obviously rubbed off on David who is now a master of dog obedience. Either that, or Forbes (another ridiculous name) has only got little legs and is already glad of a chance to sit down and rest.
5) Finally, we have Lucky. She's nine years old and isn't particularly lucky 'cos her owner is now too old and unwell to look after her. She was very down at the beginning of our walk but managed to perk up a bit by the end. She even wagged her tail at one point. Not for long, but it was a definite wag.
1) Spring has arrived (but you knew that 'cos we told you the other day) so it's a chance to get some dog walking in before April's showers arrive. We nip into the CP first just to make sure that those two cats we fell in lurve with last week are still doing OK. The IAMS Cat, or Kimberley as some fool has christened her (we prefer to call her Cleo), is still a bit unwell and hasn't been re-homed yet. Vicky keeps looking at David in that way. 
2) Willow is still gorgeous so it's little wonder that she has found a new home. David can't help feeling a tad sad about this as he knows he will never see her again but, as Vicky is always reminding him, it is what the CP's for. 
3) This is Rhia ('Her Name is Rhia and She Sails the Rio Graaaaande' - oh shaddup David, says Vicky, it wasn't funny the first time) a four year old Lurcher. She's an Irish stray and is probably the most docile and affectionate dog we've ever walked at the DT. A real tonic and a joy to be with. Make someone a great companion. 
4) Ah yes. The day at Crufts has obviously rubbed off on David who is now a master of dog obedience. Either that, or Forbes (another ridiculous name) has only got little legs and is already glad of a chance to sit down and rest.
5) Finally, we have Lucky. She's nine years old and isn't particularly lucky 'cos her owner is now too old and unwell to look after her. She was very down at the beginning of our walk but managed to perk up a bit by the end. She even wagged her tail at one point. Not for long, but it was a definite wag.
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