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Have I Introduced Archie To You ?

Well my week in Scotland has come and I'm afraid to say, gone.
But what a time. Accompanied by my daughters Fran, Rachel and a very good friend, we had a wonderfully relaxing time spent doing as little as possible.

Relaxed - but Tilly's nose keeps working !

Since being back, I've had behaviour problems to attend to in Settle, Ulverston and 3 much closer to home.
And now Archie has come to stay. Who is Archie ? Well, maybe that's a question Honey would like to answer, because he's taken an interest in our little charmer though I'm unsure as to whether it's for friendship or to keep him tied over until the next meal. You see Archie is a male Rhodesian Ridgeback and with it, one of the most powerful dogs I've dealt with ...... potentially !
Thankfully Archie is too much of a gentleman to be a bully to anyone or anything.

Janet

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