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It's cold !

Paul's five month old working Cocker Sumo looks shocked having jumped into a nearby beck. This young lad is a real water babe and one who will no doubt appear in future posts.

WOW !!

Meanwhile Sumo's brother Cash watches very carefully as Nellie demonstrates the art of the perfect dive on a hot August day.

Nellie takes the plunge
 My beautiful puppies have been collected and I have to admit I was upset at seeing them go, even though I knew they were going to loving homes. One little lad still to be collected is Five Star (nickname) who found some mud one day. He looks very tired in this photo and indeed went straight to sleep once given a bath.

Five Star
Relief from the puppies comes in the form of training Doodles, a Labradoodle. When she first arrived, this young lady was in a world of her own but those days are long forgotten.

Doodles





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