Dogs!

Damn this dog loves the snow!
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Makes me feel like a kid again.
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Pepper always gets something to open, be it Christmas or a birthday. If presents are getting opened she wants one.

I'm pleased to report that Travis did very well with his first visit by more than one person, especially the 2 grand kids.

He didn't try to jump up on anyone, stayed calm and just enjoyed being paid attention to (like I never ever pet him Attachment 328079)

He still hasn't had much exposure to other dogs and no exposure (that I know of) to cats but one step at a time.

I was surprised how hard it hit me to say goodbye to my daughters dog this holiday.

He has cancer and will probably be put down this next week.

My favorite son in law is facing that with his old black lab hunting dog, she has a cancer in her mouth, however she can still eat but she's not very active and it's probably because she's gone deaf and doesn't know that things are happening around her.

When the time comes for the vet to put her down I've been asked to help with the burial, which I gladly accepted.

I know that I shed more tears for one dog than I've shed for some people I buried, they sure do become family.

Hang in there my friend. Your daughter will need your support.

Thats a hard one Tim,

I think that I may have posted this before but this is one of my favorite photos.

Me and my Boys Oscar & Boris, Father & Son the Bedlington Terriers, a right pair of wasters, I'm fed up with them catching and killing Squirrels in my local park, both were born hunters, I can't blame them they are an old British working breed, doing what comes naturally to them.


https://i.imgur.com/4UiZePJ.jpg

My wife would love for them to take care of the overpopulation of squirrels in our yard.

We live near a park that people live trap them and then drop them off next to us.

Looks like you had wet spots all over the floor when you all got home. LOL

Here's what Bedlington Terriers love more than anything, Ratting, I must admit I spent a lot of my younger days working my Terriers and why I have such respect and admiration for these little warriors.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1LfNSFZQlio&t=20s