Stella and the Mollies....and Dippy

On the eve of Honey's departure, some new guests have arrived - Stella and Molly from one owner and Dippy (or Diplock) from another.
All are in for various reasons but suffice to say, the banner training can be applied to all three. Stella is a Terrier X while her mate Molly is a Jack Russell. Dippy is a young black Labrador, who, despite his size, knows not to play too hard with Honey !!
As this is being written early in the day (very early !!), I'll post some pics from yesterday and write more about them later, when you will also see the handsome Dippy.

Molly and Honey trying it on --- "get in the back you cheeky dogs !"

"Which way did he go?"

Thursday is hair day

Now for the drying

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Let's Jump !!

How do I get that biscuit ?? Sumo will show you Honey........ Well done Honey ! Now it's Bert's turn ........ WELL DONE BERT ! ......oh dear Bert.....better try again.....

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