Company for the Back end of 2019

Emmett the little Foster Dude joins us through October November and December until he gettid his forever home 2 weeks before Christmas.

Brae, Me and Emmet doing a scene from 'The Professionals'

Brae, me and Emmett doing a scene from 'Lost in Space'

Christmas Doggos in Tenterden High Street

Emmett needed a lot of encouragement to get this dirty..

But once he had found the knack..

There was no keeping him out...

of any wet stuff.

He has the happiest face

He liked the countryside

and we taught him to be a sheep

 And he really got into a festive mood

Learned how to win over Mum

and how to be a cat

How to get hosed down and dried.

He cached a squiggle

He met some frens

Became.... art 

and most importantly grew to be a lovely caring, sharing doggo

Suffolk for a wedding

We were not invited to the wedding so we mainly did a sleep or a sit-down

So here is  composition of us doing exactly that

Dang, 'Shoes - you - ate - lick - a - ment'.

Tylor ruptures cruciate ligament.

Here is my sexy leg 24 hours after TPLO Surgery

In a TPLO (Tibial-plateau-levelling osteotomy) procedure, the Tibial Plateau, the portion of the tibia adjoining the stifle, is cut and rotated so that its slope changes to approximately 5 degrees from the horizontal plane. This prevents the femur from sliding down the slope of the tibial plateau when the dog puts weight on its knee. A crucuate ligament rupture does not repair on its own - so surgery is the only option.

I am expected to regain a very active and athletic lifestyle with no post-operative complications and without the need for any long-term pain relieving medication. 

In the meantime I will do some zzzzeds

this is me doin a zed at a train station

This is me doin a zed as a push-me-pull-you

 In the meantime, my Bomper Bruvver Brae will be doing my regular exercise for me as I am only allowed 10 mins lead time per sesh.

Here is dads bill for this phase of the procedure - he says I'm worth it

Yorkshire Dales May 2019

We did a visit to all the high Places

First stop, Richard III pub in Middleton where we spended 3 nights whilst we did an explore of the  Yorky Dales.

Castle in Middleton, mum and a field.

The famous Middleton Sheepsys

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Next stop Horton in Ribblesdale for the Yorkshire Peaks

Start of our six and a half mile hike to the top of Pen-y-Ghent

Pen-y-Ghent 694m.

Yay made it.

Brae now thinks he owns all that he can see.

We did find a peaty pond wiv froggy spawn in it to wallow in and cool down.

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Next stop Ayesgarth Falls

Me forming part of the white water

Aha... Here I is pertending not to admire the cool water

 Too late.... we is in the water again (dad keeps sayin 'Heck')

You can paddle all the way to Scotland iffin you wants..

Dad said we were not allowed to play in this bit cos Brae is rubbish at floating.

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Next stop Brimham Rocks.. YO....YO...YO

Brae was trying to find the Rottontrolls who live in these rocks

I on the other hand, was doin an impressive roll in the grass.

Brea was showing of his mountaineering skills and lolloped himself over the edge good job he is all floaty so he had a soft landing

Dangerous shade

Brae didn't want to sit next to this wobbly rock...…….so he didn't.

I is dancing bare foot through the Winberry/Bilberry bushes.

Phew.. what a view.

I is doin a majestic while the wind blows up my bum

Aha... the infamous cave Samoyed.

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Next stop Nidderdale

You just cant keep us out of a peaty river

This is the Nidd

Brae was walking mum around the garden.

Brae finded a sheepsy that wanted to give him a kiss.