More train journies

Plymouth is a scary place, which is why I am looking nervous.

Cuddles II

A small dog to cuddle

 

The return of the cuddle. I am a wee thing for sure.

Legally Blonde

I’m considering becoming a theatre dog… Someone I know went to see Legally Blonde the other day and there are two dogs in the performance. They got the biggest round of applause. I believe that I could succeed in this field. Y’know if the role demanded some jumping skills I reckon that I would be the number one candidate.

Sculpture

ICE!!

Star of Christmas!

I thought that if I crawled along the floor ala a soldier I could get into the kitchen to get some turkey!

Its Christmas!!

Just went onto my blog to find it is snowing!! I cleverly set it up to snow last year and I’d forgotten, but it has started again this year!

I’m greatly looking forwards to Christmas when i get to play with all the family.

Jumping in cars

I’m rather hesitant about cars, I just don’t connect with them. But recently I have learnt how to jump into the car after going for a walk. I know that I am an expert jumper and this is an easy task for me, but I have been training my humans to give me a biscuit when I do this.

Gower

I had a holiday recently in Wales. It was very good fun, lots of walks and also got to meet some members of my extended family who I had good fun playing with.

Here is a photo of me looking at Arthur’s Stone, which is a prehistoric grave.

Beatrix Potter

Did you know that Beatrix Potter was a fan of Border Terriers??

I was browsing the collections of the V&A (as is the right of a dog to do), and came across the fact that they have a photograph of Beatrix Potter sitting next to a Border Terrier and and … feeding him!! Unfortunately there is no image on the website, but I have it on good authority that this is an accurate description of the photograph. Perhaps I will visit the V&A and request that I can view the photo. I’m sure that dogs are allowed in museums.

http://collections.vam.ac.uk/item/O176536/photograph-beatrix-potter-1866-1943-with/