Incy Wincy spider has been very busy

It looks like Incy Wincy spider has been very busy up on the farmers fields where I go walkies. 
Check out these webs on the crops:

Like a gift from heaven

L took me out for a very muddy walk and after saying hello to some local woofs, some doodle dashing and some bog snorkelling in puddles we headed home.  We got half way down the very muddy footpath when I smelt something delicious and stuck my face into the undergrowth.  And out I came with a dearly departed pigeon in my mouth!!!  It was my lucky day!


















Now, I was on the lead (horrible contraption that I hate) so L tired to prise my jaw open, but the harder she tried the more I bit down on my prize.  In the end she had to give up and I ate the whole thing in front of her (there was a lot of bone crunching and some juices splashed on L's coat, but I thought it was delicious!)

When we got home I went to bed for a bit and had a bit of belly ache (I am not used to such a feast, feathers and all) so I rested in my bed for most of the evening.  So really it was win win all round as I loved my snack and L got a peaceful evening. 

Strictly Cow Dancing!

I have come up with a new game show called 'Strictly Cow Dancing!'



















Here is how it works:

Week One - the PASA DOBLE

Step 1: find a herd of cows
Step 2: run over to the herd of cows and choose your dancing partner
Step 3: start by taking a bow in front of your partner (they may or may not copy you, usually not)
Step 4: now run back and forth in front of your partner in a mad doodle dash, keeping eye contact with them at all times
Step 5: when the cow trots away run after them
Step 6: end the dance by shunning the cow in a dramatic manner by running back to your owner (who for some reason is frantically waving a ball in the air and calling your name)

Next week the SAMBA.....

Brrrr...it is getting cold out there

Since the clocks have changed (which I took no notice of whatsoever and I just got up an hour earlier) it has been getting quite chilly.

The other evening I was keeping L & C company on the sofa and my tootsies were a bit chilly, but I soon found a solution.....looking good don't you think?!

Tasty Trick or Treaters!

I have had a woof-tastic halloween and managed to get my teeth around some pesky trick or treaters....

Yummy

My best 'zombie dog' impression

Completely outnumbered....more girls in the house...

I went and stayed at JN's house on Saturday night as L&C were out dressed up as zombies (don't ask!).  I had a brilliant time with loads of walks, treats and oodles of time to play with my new friend Chesker.  We slept in the conservatory together and I was very good and only nibbled the fleece a little bit (the duvet stayed intact).  When L&C came to collect me JN said I had been very good so I got huge brownie points (which I will save up for next time I am naughty!  It also made up for Friday when I punctured a small child's football and made C wait for 20 minutes in the rain while I refused to go back to her.....sorry!)

Anyway, we went home and I had a snooze and then a walk up the farm which was brilliant as there were tons of puddles and I ran through nearly all of them.  We headed home and then L&C went straight out.  When they returned they had two new additions to our family and here they are:

Barbara (aka Babtastic, Babs) 

Elsie

  
L&C have adopted Barbara and Elsie from the rescue and holiday boarding place where Bingo and Elvis went on their holidays to.  The people who run it are E&K and they love all the piggies and bunnies sooo much and they were delighted Barbara and Elsie have found a new home.  They don't need to worry about not seeing them though as Barbara and Elsie will be back to stay with them on a regular basis for their holidays.  

Their huge cage

Hiding in the same house

Parsley eating in their cuddle cups

Babs loving her snack

Bingo the gorgeous guinea-pig, R.I.P.

My brother Bingo the guinea pig passed away last week. L & C had taken him to the vets as he had stopped eating (which was very unlike him!).  They gave him painkillers, antibiotics and fed him with the largest syringe I have ever seen, but it wasn't to be.

L & C were very quiet and looked very sad when they buried him in the garden (I was given a bone so I didn't 'interfere', result!)

Run free piggy-pog.

L&C are going down to see E & K tonight where Bingo and Elvis used to go for holidays.  Apparently they are just going "to have a look" at some piggies, but I don't believe a word of it.  I think there will soon be two new additions to our family!

In his svelter days














Their favourite time of year