Have I got Chihuahua blood in me ?

A strange question I know but the last few days I've felt a little like my Chihuahua Honey, who suddenly goes round and round trying to catch her tail. I feel like I'm on the go all the time, not that I'm complaining.
The light provided by the longer summer days means I can spend more time outside with the dogs, be it training or simply enjoying walks with them.
Added to that, I've decided to enter a number of shows as a stall holder and I'm in the process of getting all my leaflets etc etc designed and printed.
Confirmation will be shown on the homepage of http://www.cumbria-dog-training.com/index.htm but I expect to be at the following :-

Penrith            -    Saturday 23rd July
Lowther          -    Sat & Sun 13th & 14th August
Brough            -    Thursday 18th August
Appleby          -    Saturday 20th August
Westmorkand -   Thursday 8th September

If you see me looking hot and flustered, don't be put off - come and have a chat !!

Janet

ps.and with Paul back from his jaunt to Barcelona and Spain, I expect some new photographs to be taken very soon !!

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