Thursday 31 December 2015

Alfriston Christmas Walk

We did have a little Christmas walk from Bopeep Lane to The Star Inn in Alfriston


 We was sensible enough to start at the top of the hill. Brae said he wanted to walk wiv mum - you can see him smiling in the middle.

I did check out the norty sheep fings that were hiding in the grass. One of them did make a baa noise, then all of a sudden they all did.

Although this is sposed to be winter, the hills is very green. I also finked that you would like to see my tung. 

Braego Soft-Shadow said he wanted to pose majestically in the rolling hills. He also wanted to do a little 'toot' from his bum, so I did stand up wind of him.

We had to be tied to a fence cos we was all to exited to sit still, Frank did lay down cos he wasn't exited at all. 

Brae fell over in the water bowl and went to sleep.


Friday 11 December 2015

Dancing Bear



Rubbish quality vid - But my bruvver does a luverly dance for food - what a Tart.
I on the uvver hand, I have a completely different stance on treats


Available for Photoshoots

Nosey Parkers


     







We was nominated by my Samoyed friend Douglas to upload 5 nosey pictures in 5 days on facebook-fingy-bob and here are the nominees for nose of the week.

These is our special equipments for sniffin all kinds of important fings - uvver dogs bums, peoples crotches (specially lady ones), trees, lamp-posts and seeing if something can be eated.
We can detects some odours at concentrations of parts per trillion.
We can sniff out fear, anxiety and sadness in your adrenaline stuff and from the tell-tail body chemicals sent to your skin. When you touches fings, you leave a little bit of you which we can detect.
 Just so you know - If you put a 135-square-mile city under a 300-foot-high enclosure, evaporated a gram of butyric acid and let a dog in, the average dog would still be able to detect the odour.
We carries anywhere between 125 millions and 300 million odour-detecting cells in our sniffer, which vastly out-guns your measly likkle 5 milion. So remember that when you does a comical fart at us.
Now go and wash your hands'es - them stinks


MONDAY
Starting wiv a couple of really cute noses that you can kiss ifffin you wants








TUESDAY
We was too busy larfing at dads 'blow-off' joke to take a sensible picture





WEDNESDAY
These are our long noses for sniffing out them norty pelicans from their hidey holes






THURSDAY
These are our sleepy hooters



Thursday Bonus hairy nose - Brae did get one of my hairs stucked to his nose


FRIDAY
A couple of big wet konks that we is gonna stick in your ear when you is napping



Friday bonus Australian nose for those of you living on the other side of the world

















Thursday 10 December 2015

Braego Soft Shadows Lineage and Heredity

 
My dad is asked so many times 'what breed is Brae' so we finked we would add this for your information.