This is me when I was little!

Many thanks to Mama Lee for this video.

 

 XXX LOVE YOU XXX

Milo and Izzy win at a dog show .....

 

 

.....and this is the result!

 

Two very tired puppies.

 

They laid like this naturally!





Big Skies

Well, we've made the most of the lovely weather today. Is it going to last?

Mum bought us all a new rubber stick the other week and its great, her only regret is

that it isn't longer, so we could all grab it comfortably. The one in the middle

gets a bit knocked about but none of us want to let go.

It was really lovely today.

I poked Benji in the eye, by accident of course!  

I love running with the boys.

We're all very close.

Fudgie didn't want to go home!



Milo has a new sister!

Great News!

My brother Milo has got a new sister.

Her name is Isabelle (Izzy for short)

She came from Lee, our foster mum, so you can see she is another special girl.  

Introducing Isabelle - isn't she lovely?

Their first meeting went really well.

Milo was smitten straight away.

And its obvious how Izzy has taken to him. 

I think she is going to be very happy with her new family.

She has a great new mum and dad who will love her always, and 

a brother who will ensure she enjoy's every day of the rest of their lives. 

The Ferrets and Me.

I like the ferrets, they smell interesting.

I wish I could play with them but they can't come out of the run and I can't get in.

You could have got a bigger run so we could play together.

Ah well, a girl can dream.  

Some day, some day...



ASHLEA SUFFERS AN INJURY!

My beloved friend Ashlea received some injuries the other day. She and her dog Ellie sat

in the front of Nik's van as we went off to Bishop's Wood for a walk.

Ellie is a really good girl and she looks after me when we go out, she's a bit old

and arthritic but she can still bust some moves when it comes to chasing the boys away! 

Well, for some reason she decided she wanted to get close to the window in the van

and wrestled her way across Ashlea to get there.

This is what she did.

OUCH!

If you are interested and want to know more...some sites from around the world.

All these sites are there to help disabled dogs of varying breeds, and educate people about their abilities.  It is interesting to see how these dogs, who would normally not have been allowed to live without the intervention of such caring people, manage to live out their days in normal doggie ways. 
Just because a dog cannot see or hear properly doesn't mean they do not feel the touch of a caring hand and the scent of goodness in someone's soul. These dogs can thrive and be just like any other dog that is treated with kindness and love. They are not beyond training and obedience as they are highly intelligent, they yearn to learn!   

http://www.amazingaussies.com/

http://www.aussielads.com/training_videos.htm

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Magical-World-of-Lethal-Whites/188091073129

http://www.your-inner-dog.com/index.html

http://www.petfinder.com/shelters/NY935.html

http://www.deafdogs.org/

https://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/Magical-World-of-Lethal-Whites/188091073129