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Buzz rolls back the years

Buddy has returned for a few days, just to liven things up a little. He is one lively little chartacter who just loves to play with other dogs, regardless of how big or boisterous they might be.
And they don't come more challenging than Jake, the Springer Spaniel. He hasn't got a nasty bone in his body - quite the opposite, but when it comes to playing with other dogs he can get a little over the top.
So there may be something in Buddy's gesture ! Meanwhile a local walk with Buddy and training dog Lucy was frequently interrupted by heavy showers finished off by a hailstorm ! Pity Honey !!

Honey is good enough to lick

Unlike Jake, who gets a different reaction !
Meanwhile Buzz has come in for a few days "rest".....ummmm ! This 13yr old Springer Spaniel is a little rotund and deaf but his youth can certainly return in a flash, given some smells and a field.
Good for you Buzz !!

Buzz.......
....... just keeps on going

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