Does “next-the-sea” mean beach?
As we walked along Staithe Street, we thought we had walked into a dog’s parade!
At Wells-next-the-Sea
After a two hour plus train journey from London to Kings Lynn and then a 45 minute drive …we arrived at Wells, a port town on the North Norfolk coast.
George is “Podded”
George is travelling in his Sleepy Pod. We’re only taking the train to Kings Lynn but Mummy thought it’s a good practice for his upcoming trip on a plane.
ALERT! This is not my blog!
So while Mummy was busy packing our bags, getting ready for our trip to Wells-next-the-Sea … Bruno and his mummy intercepted our blogging and wrote this post – not about me, nor George but about Mummy!!!!
A very ostentatious dog bowl
We arrived for lunch at Chiltern Firehouse. They must have been expecting us because as soon as we sat down, they brought us some water in this rather unusually ornate bowl.
Can’t wait!!!
We’re off tomorrow to Wells-next-the-Sea to see Bow! We are so, so excited. She’s looking all grown up since we last saw her at Holkham in June.
So God made a dog
Hooray!
Lots of GIRLS!
Seems like there are going to be a lot of girls coming in September! 😉
So many reasons to celebrate National Dog Day but here’s just one …
Yesterday was National Dog Day. There are many reasons to celebrate us dogs and here’s one that made us cheer all the way from Crete to London!
The Art of posing is a learned thing
When Maddie came to visit …And so did Bubbles, Mummy couldn’t resist a photo opportunity!
It’s National Dog Day
Happy National Dog Day! On this day where humans celebrate us dogs, we only ask that you, humans, our Master, our carer, our provider, our protector, our world – be who we think you are.
The Repercussions of running in the rain
Woohoo!!!! Nothing stops us from playing even when it wet, wet, wet – and there’s another hound who wants to play with us.
And Humphry makes three!
When Matt and Abby brought home Humphry, a Groodle as they are known in Australia but otherwise known as Goldendoodles, they wanted to capture the beautiful moments …
Seeking Shelter
I have found (a colourful) shelter from the rain whilst in the park. But alas! It was not to be.
I am helping to find Harlow
Harlow is a long-haired Chihuahua. She was four months old when she “disappeared” on the 25th May (Bank Holiday weekend) in the Whiterock Close area, of Graigwen, Pontypridd (Wales).
We love the British summer
Mummy says, the rain keeps the grass green, the air fresh and the flowers and trees in bloom. Otherwise we English roses could wilt in the heat of the sun.
And the doodles came to play – in London!
Hooray! The August sun peeped through the clouds and the rain held off – we had a lovely meet yesterday in Hyde Park …
Too hot to chase
Yesterday was the hottest day this summer – reaching 30 degrees Centigrade!
Morning curl-up
There are mornings when you don’t feel like getting up. And I know how Mummy felt yesterday.
Georgie almost went bye-bye
Little Tyke asked his Daddy, “Can I take George with us? Can I? Can I, Daddy?”
What’s the weather forecast for tomorrow?
Please tell us it won’t be raining on our doodle meet – again!!! We haven’t had much luck with weather this whole summer.
Another summer of memories
Even though we are continents apart, we have seen each other every year he and I existed. We have a special bond in that we both entered my Mummy’s life the same week – back in May 2011.
I need a hug
Well, the truth be told, I have felt a little left out the time Little Tyke has been visiting. Mummy has been spending a lot of time with him and he seems to get all the good stuff
George salutes Hungary National Day!
It’s Hungary National Day and Georgie says thank you for being one of their kutyafajták (dog breeds).
Sometimes when you stare at something long enough
A new recruit for Doodley Sunday (23 August)
We met Missy when we were at Primrose Hill last Sunday when we had an interim meet … and she met quite a few of us!
A long distance relationship
Some people come into our lives for a reason, a season or a lifetime.
The Emptiness
We pooches bring much joy and sometimes, we’re an annoyance. We make you love and we can also cause you much anxiety. Whatever it is, we make you emote. So with the good comes the bad, it seems.
A summer without Izzy
This August Izzy would have been having fun with the girls. She loves spending time with them during the days when they are not at school. She did everything with them.
Capturing moments
Nichole came to take some photos of us last week …