Wendbert

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Morning

Wiltshire weather report: wet & windy here too RMF: I think Beannie is trying to communicate with Bumpy via telepathy Doesn't seem to be working though. Despite sitting right in front of him and pointing her ears in his direction, he is fast asleep

Obviously spending a day imprisoned at The Loj and then 3 hours sleeping in the car on the way home is very hard work, judging by the snoring coming from my two short, fat dogs

Erm, thanks, very kind Here's a to help you feel less

Erm, yes, that is indeed unfortunately true However, so far, I am pleased to report that Master Bumpy's botty is less squitty than it was earlier

There will be no excuses from shovelling shite

Lice still a problem, are they?

Hello, I am home now after a rather fab and Skwirrelly day and a half at The Loj Bumpy and Poppy appear to be pleased to be out of prison Poppy wasted no time getting up on the sofa

I am Wendy, live in Wiltshire and volunteer for Labrador Rescue South East & Central, make jewellery and things to fundraise for HWAR, transport and homecheck for anyone I can help in the area. I hardly post here at all I live with Poppy, 8 year old Chocolate Labrador, ex brood bitch from Lizzies Barn and BumpyJake, 10 year old blind Black Labrador, adopted from LRSE&C. The other half of my name, Gdog, sadly left for the Bridge late last year.

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Run free Milliemoo You were a feisty old girl, sometimes a bit cantankerous, but you were very sweet and very funny and in a short space of time left the paw print of your heart on everyone who met you Enjoy running around at the Bridge, scoffing digestives and boss Gdog around when you find him :lol:

Run free Beau :Group_Hug_Emoticon:

Sleep tight Ralphie

I never wanted to have to post this thread for you, because I couldn't have imagined a time without you. My bestest friend, my soppy, big hearted senior Guinness, my Gdog We met on 15th August 1999 when you were at the RSPCA Bath Cats & Dogs Home. For me it was love at first sight; for you, I suspect the plentyful supply of Bonio's helped win you round. We hugged, we walked, we played ball and I reserved you. Two days later, I went back to visit and brought you home. That day changed my life, so much for the better. You learned to love the bunnies and everyone who came to our home was a welcome visitor, to be licked, bought a toy and encouraged to make a fuss of you. We had different adventures, we went on holiday, you loved coming to the pub or just visiting friends and family. You had some health problems - a skin condition caused by an allergy, a slow digestive system but you always carried on, unphased. Last year you welcomed Poppy into our home, gave her some of your confidence and helped her to realise life could be good, could be fun and best of all, could be filled with love. Later in the year you were diagnosed with Laryngeal Paralysis and I didn't think we'd have much longer together. Your breathing was not good, you couldn't walk so far and too much excitement left you struggling for breath. I treasured you more than ever, being grateful for every day we had. Although not really looking for a 3rd dog, we found Bumpy and you decided that about from being a bit grumpy, he was an ok kind of dog, and you made him feel at home too, not minding when he knocked in to you or upended you when he walked under you. I never thought you would be with me as long as you were and in August you celebrated your 15th birthday in style with friends... As the year wore on, you seemed to age even more and sadly and suddenly, after a short illness we had to be parted on Friday 23rd December 2005 at 5.10pm So, my darling boy, I am not writing about you to bid you farewell, but to celebrate the time we had together, the time I feel privileged to have had with you my very special Gdog. By sending me the stars I know you will always be near me, so for now, I will wish you happy dozing in the sunny spot

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I've choked on my coffee :lol: :lol: :lol:

Dear Aunty Melps I have a cold. This is making my nose turn red and look all unsightly due to the extreme nose blowing I have had to carry out. Well, its either that or snot everyone/thing wherever I go.... What advice would you recommend for helping my poorly snotty nose return to normal? Thanks in advance Wendy