Candy
Biscuit Tin Guardian
- Location
- West Yorkshire, UK
And another rainbow 
What made you smile today?
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Candy
Biscuit Tin Guardian
- Location
- West Yorkshire, UK
And Little Brother just sent me this:
What kind of dog is best at magic tricks?
A Labracadabrador!
That's GGJ's favourite joke now!
What kind of dog is best at magic tricks?
A Labracadabrador!
That's GGJ's favourite joke now!
- Location
- Andorra and Spain
Ummm... it might be a bit of a trek for @Ashley .....@Ashley I do know of a lovely litter born last week, I think a black boy is available, possibly a choc boy as well....just to throw a spanner in the works!
Squidge is by far my easiest (albeit most cheeky and bonkers) Lab. I think I'll be sticking with well-bred show-line girls from hereon in.
I say, regardless of sex and colour, go for what feels right to you
We are trying to stick in a 4 hour drive radius, but happy to look at pictures!@Ashley I do know of a lovely litter born last week, I think a black boy is available, possibly a choc boy as well....just to throw a spanner in the works!
Not planes then ?
Not possible at the moment, but i would be happy to quarantine with puppies once I land!
This
www.bbc.co.uk
Dancing zookeeper lifts spirits via livestream
An Australian zoo has begun streaming its animals – but it’s a keeper who’s proved most popular.
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So sweet I love his happy little face 
Jacqui-S
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- Location
- Fife, Scotland
He's a right tonic
- Location
- Cornwall , UK
An absolute angel is picking up our prescriptions tomorrow , thank you seems so inadequate but we are grateful for kindness xxx
- Location
- Malvern Worcestershire
I have angel next door @Kate, she has done my grocery shopping and only moved in 18 months ago, don't know what I would have done without her.
- Location
- Andorra and Spain
So lovely to hear that you have someone to help you. I often think of you since Mike's passing. Your new neighbour sounds wonderful, and I thank the universe for sending her to you.
Oh goodness, really? It's simultaneously fantastic and questionable timing, I suppose. ( I meant for us thinking of another pup, maybe) Are their health checks all good, I assume they would be if you are mentioning them.@Ashley I do know of a lovely litter born last week, I think a black boy is available, possibly a choc boy as well....just to throw a spanner in the works!
It's just poor Monty, whether a pup would wear him out. I've chatted with @Loraseal about this before, it's such a difficult decision when you've got a dog with joint problems, I can't risk his health for the sake of our desires... he might benefit from another dog, I'm just not sure how it might would pan out. But I would love two dogs now, quite honestly.
- Location
- Cornwall , UK
@Natalie We had a similar dilemma , Nelly is ( under all that fur ) only very small and has diabolical back end joints , plus her Chiari Malformation and deafness , all making her vulnerable . We did wonder if a bouncy Labrador puppy would be too much for her , but its been the opposite and somehow , Reuben seemed to know not to pester her . I do understand your worries though , so good luck with whatever you decide xx
@Natalie Is Monty really playful with other dogs/puppies? Quinn is not at all - our worries are more about how much she will dislike having a second dog here, she especially isn't a fan of puppies (isn't mean, but ignores/avoids them). On eventual joint walks, I doubt there will be much play, just kind of being together. So if Monty isn't generally rowdy, it might not be too much of a worry - you just have to split them up if the pup is really bouncy. Let's both get a puppy for moral support 