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On Sunday I took Tess (one of my borrowed dogs) to her second show in Ashford, Kent. We scored 186 in both Level 1 and Level 2, which are qualifying scores but not 'excellent'. I nLevel 2 the score gave us 6th place. I was kicking myself as I made a stupid mistake in Level 2 and turned the wrong...

Fingers crossed for you. x

I'm so sorry you still don't have a solution to Homer's problems.

Many happy returns!

I do hope they can find what's causing Homer's sickness. Thinking of you. x

I've registered to watch/listen to this short series of free training videos - on Facebook, not Zoom. I probably won't be able to watch live but will catch up later. I thought it might be something fun to do with Molly, and maybe some of you might enjoy it...

Lovely news - so pleased for you!

Lovely to see Poppy at work.

So sorry that poor Homer still isn't well. xx

Poor Poppy - I hope she settles again now. xx

I hope Homer gradually begins to pick up. He's bound to need to take it easy for a bit while he recovers. Molly had a large patch of hair shaved for her lump removal and it did take a while to grow back but you wouldn't know where it had been now. xx

Very good to hear the op went well. I hope you have him home soon. x

You are incredibly patient @HAH - and reminding me that perhaps I don't want a puppy! :wink:

:thelambiesarecoming: from me too. xx

Lovely to meet Bertie!

He's so lovely on the walk, amazed by all the new sights and sounds, with his waggy tail.

@Candy For some reason I missed your account of your trip to Bournemouth and to Mags until now. Wow, what an adventurous journey with all those train delays - GGJ sounds like a star! The photos look lovely and I'm glad it made your efforts worthwhile.

Lovely for you to have a puppy to look forward to!

Oh the box video brought back some memories!. When Molly was very small giving her boxes to rip to shreds was the only way to maintain my sanity at times.

The most recent online conference from decodingyourcanine.com starts on Monday. You need to go to the site to register, then each day you get sent email links to talks which you can access for 24 hours only. You can opt to pay $37 for an all-access pass which means you can view the material at...