Eight month old Ella is part dog / part otter. This is her usual style for getting into water - providing it's deep enough.
On this occasion there was a purpose, with a yellow ball bobbing on top. Only trouble is, despite her eyes being on the subject, the final pic shows that she rather overshot the mark !
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| Whoops - overshot the ball completely ! |
When Rosa arrived 10 weeks ago, the last thing we would have done is allowed her complete freedom - and on a Fell !!
But what a difference structured training has made to this youngster. Rachel has helped in turning this beautiful Yellow Labrador into a dog who's a real joy to have around, and in truth who we are going to miss when she returns home shortly.
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| On our secret walk ..... |
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| ...... so secret we never meet anyone else. |
14 week old Etta is a Flat Coat Retriever who I recently had staying with me. I took a shine to this big pup, who is full of energy and a willingness to learn.
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| 14 week old Etta, a Flat Coat Retriever |
With the generous help and time afforded by a local farmer, our field has been cut.
95 bales later, it is now clear and once more being used to help with training.
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| 97 bales of good quality hay from our field |
It's in the eyes !
Paul's lovely lad Sumo has been caught where he shouldn't really be and doing something he shouldn't really be doing !
Is that his bed ? I'll leave you to decide, but on the second pic .......
...... Sumo has been exploring the newly dug ditch - until he was told to stop, as he was slowly filling it in again !
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| Don't worry Sumo -- we love you really !! |
The expressions that Meg and Bess show sums them up. They are very alert and full of fun. Without doubt, great to have around !
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| "Where's the fun - where's the action ?" |
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