Yo, Scottie!

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Way to go, fellow pooches! You’ve done us all proud.A Scottish Terrier wearing a tartan coat emblazoned with the country’s name led each of the 71 competing nations and territories into the stadium.

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Apparently there were only 41 dogs on duty, so some did a double shift with costume change of course! Long ways to walk for their little legs.  It must have been an overwhelming experience.  You know how we are – a bit unpredictable.  20th Commonwealth Games - Opening Ceremony BtQckW7CEAEHpj4Most walked confidently, others were all over the place and some decided not to walk.

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And this morning they were on the BBC Breakfast Show! I think that’s the dog that got carried with Team Malaysia.IMG_9784 This is Hamish and he walked for Team ScotlandIMG_9801

May’s comment: That was the best and most innovative thing to happen at the Glasgow Commonwealth Games Opening Ceremony!!!  Well done, Scotties.

Love the satchels the owners were carrying!

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