Debs

Blimey Marion, a bit scary, and brilliant quick reactions from you! Glad everything was fine and I hope that after today's walk your wibbles will be eased! Hello, by the way!

Hi all I ahven't been on here for a while but am sitting here crying, happy and sad over these pics. I raised Mungo trailie from being 8 weeks old, indeed I went to see the litter of pups when they first came in to choose from them, and they included Theo, Dylan and Dolly. Mungo chose me and came home with me that day. Most of you trailie people knew that Mungo had to be rehomed a couple of years back due to my relationship break-up and some sad subsequent events. There isn't a day that goes by that I don't think of him and wish things had happened differently and I could have kept him. I had a feeling that he may be at the show (so many trailies are) but I couldn't bring myself to go as I don't know if I could hold myself together if I saw him. I'm so pleased he's in a happy home and is settled, but I still miss him. Thanks everyone for your pics! A special wave to Marion (how lovely to see Lucy doing so well!), Lenabears, Koshka, Paul, Eileen....

Have read this thread through quickly and am not sure I'm following it correctly (apart from that poor dog and the *******) but just wanted to say I'm about 30 mins from Northallerton and am willing to offer help as needed. If someone is already going and is alone. for example, I am willing to go with them.

Whata dreadful thing to happen. So very very sorry Run free at the Bridge Blue, with your friends there

Bless him. Please keep us updated of his ongoing progress, Not much, but there's a cheque in the post.

Can't stop crying over this. Even a a safe place isn't safe. Someone's head should roll. Run free at the bridge sweetie

So sorry Ange and Rob. Raising a glass to you Sweetie, and knowing your at peace, forever young xxx

so very sorry for your loss Run free sweet Blackberry

My Darling Sammy I know you're at peace now Sweetheart, and will be running around, following trails and eating toast and sausages. Thank you for the lovely time we had together, even if it was only a couple of years, and I am so very sorry I wasn't able to be with you at the end. I know you know I was with you in spirit, and still am. And of course Mungo, Sorrel and George send their love and licks. All my love, Mum xxxxx I want to say a huge thanks to Sam, Mark and Aisling who made what was an awful time so bearable, and who were with my boy at the end when I c ouldn't be.I can't describe how much that means to me. You are very very special people, and I will never forget what you did for him, and what you are doing for Mungo xxx