@YorkshireFelix sorry to hear your DD still isn’t 100%, but so glad she got out with you and V and enjoyed herself 😊I’ve found the woods tend to drive mine batty as well, fields are a far safer bet for mine although clearly not for V!
Although I do avoid the fields in pheasant season - Twatdog gets his ‘inner working dog’ on, and it’s a pain in the arse trying to get him to move as he just sits there waiting and panting and won’t move until I tell him…and then tries to go find the still live pheasants 😂for a dog so smart, he really is a bit thick
@VanGoSunflowers what DIY are you doing?? Is it as exciting as Spaniels’ kitchen?
I remember you saying, when you were thinking about getting a puppy, about your DS and that dog! I imagine with Pablo around he’s a lot less worried now?
@Silverbirchleaf oh bless him! He was just excited then! Was it during witching hour (6-8)? I find that time in the evening is the time for the most manic behaviour and the worst time to do anything constructive - even when they’re adults!
@tizwozliz people really are silly aren’t they? I have less issues with adults as I just tell them to bugger off these days, but parents seem to dislike it if I say it to their children! Little pup looks gorgeous as always😍
I can’t remember if it was you @tizwozliz or @Silverbirchleaf…who was lamenting with me about civil service life, but I think you might appreciate the fact I have become indoctrinated as a civil servant. I said to DH, in all seriousness, this morning on our walk to the station, ‘going forward we need to calibrate our approach better’ (referring to not both being in London on the same day as it’s inconvenient) and then a few minutes later when discussing dinner followed up with, ‘in principle that sounds fine.’ Never have I uttered a more twaddly statements in my life. I blame the fact we had to catch the before 6 train…