Snow in October.

Hello there! I'm only just back from my last holiday of the year and it seems to have become winter-time already! What happened to leaf-chasing autumn then?

I do like the snow, especially when it is really deep and you can roll in it and catch snowballs. This is just a little sprinkle, but does it mean we are in for a cold snowy winter I wonder?

Windy Walks!

Hello everybody,

Just got back from a great weekend with my human friends, walking in and around Drewsteignton. It was rather windy as you can see from my picture, but it was great fun. I didn't get as much peace and quiet or sleep as I'm used to, but a few extra snacklets came my way from time to time which made up for it. Don't tell mum and dad!!

I found it at last!!!

It has been a busy couple of weeks. My owners have been in the garden whenever they have had the time; cutting back the trees and bushes and generally making more room for me to run around, lie around and sunbathe (the odd time it is sunny!). The great news is that my long lost nylabone was found under a big bush! I had completely forgotten about it since early summer when I rushed out with it to chase next door's cats. Hmmm, time for a contemplative chew!

Footy at the seaside!

Oh what joy to find a discarded football at the seaside! I carried it for a while, sat and chewed it, then I popped it!! Great fun!

Sticks in the sea!

Some of the best walks on this holiday have been by the sea. I love running and jumping into the water; splashing, swimming and fetching whatever you throw in for me. What I cannot get used to is the salty taste. I always run to the sea shore to get a drink and it always surprises me. Ugh!

Bagfoot!

Just a few days before we went on holiday I cut one of my toe pads on my back right foot and it took a while to heal up. On the first couple of days away I had to wear a freezer bag and micropore tape to keep my foot clean and dry. Did I let it bother me? Was I embarrassed? Of course not!!

Holidays

Hi readers! Sorry I haven't blogged for a little while, I have been on my jolly holidays in Scotland. Lots to tell you about bags, balls, sticks, seaside rambles and TICKS!

Being around these big cow creatures apparently is how I may have attracted the bloodsucking insects. Even though I was put on the lead whenever we were anywhere near a faint mooing sound! As you can see I am a little disappointed not to be able to run closer and investigate!