We’re going off in different directions again as Mummy’s not able to do walks with us for a while. So she thought it was better for us to go and have fun.
Olivia, our new dog-walker came to take George for a walk – his first time with Olivia
and then he was going off with Jaffa to the country
– and the family during their half-term break.
Lots of country walks and open fields to run, Georgie – not many bushes nor squirrels in the open fields.
As for me, a little different this time. Mummy’s friend, Mairi asked if she could take me as it’s been a long while since we had spent time together –
and since it is also her birthday – she was getting a special treat spending time with me!!!
She’s taking me to her home for a long weekend.
When I come back, I’m going to stay with Stan the Man!
I think we’re going to have lots of fun! A garden to play in
and park walks every day with Stanley, and lots of treats and cuddles with Annie.
Gotta go! Report back later!
May’s comment: So thankful for friends who love having my pooches.
George is really easy to pass on because not only is he small, he really is a good dog except for his squirrelling. He is so good with kids and he’s sociable with other dogs.
Darcy, takes someone who understands cockapoos and can manage a medium size dog. She’s mostly good-natured and calm but she doesn’t really like noisy kids. And she goes berserk with German Shepherds. She too loves to run and squirrel but she comes back unlike the little rat!
As for me, I’ll make believe I’m on holiday, watch lots of movies (there is James Bond next week!) and write more blogs and dream up home interiors!

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Hope you feel better soon & the food is more vacation than NHS! Sending healing thoughts so you all get to be together soon xxx
Hope you get well soon, how good to have friends that love your dogs.
Get well soon so you can have fun times with your beautiful and very lucky dogs! x
Hope all went welll for you May. You’re much better off without it! The furries will be fine till you’re bavk on your feet. Take care.
Heal quickly, heal well. Take care