gillybob

I reacon Terriers are good problem solvers. They can catch and do a lot of things. As do Kelpies/BCs, they have to know before a sheep knows, what its going to do. Watch a good working dog work, they solve problems every second. Wonderfull to see. I watch a great dog, get a large group of stupid cattle, through a small gateway once, it was amazeing.No human help either.

My Bob was about 8 when he started obedience.

Oleander is also very poiseness to humans as well. Especially when burnt.

There is one that comes to our Celtic Show , he/she is lovely.

I always plant tomatoes my dogs leave them alone. I also have potatos in my garden. Most bulbs are dangerous, but I have always had bulbs in my garden, no dog problems with them. With the cedar and ivy, its the ivy berries and Whte Cedar berries. Oleander is just as poisness to people as it is animals. I have had a vedge and flower garden with all my dogs. The only problem I ever had is getting to the strawberries, before they get them.

I have a mixed breed who is about 14 and a BC who is proberly that old as well.

Im up in Glen Innes, do you have an email address? Cant get there but I can email.

You could have a Neddlefelting section and a wet felting section. Then maybe divide it into animals/bags/clothes/abstract.

In all of those clips the dogs are so happy, tails are all wagging.

If I can help from a distance I am happy too. I could maybe give you some ideas on felting.

FiFi gave me lessons on how to walk a Fauve in the ring today. The first lesson was in Maccas and the second was in Maccas carpark. The strange thing is no body noticed us.

My new old bloke howls at the sirens. Im on the Grafton to Glen road and often have the sirens going out with Blake serenading them.

One dog= x 1 Two dogs=x 2 Three dogs = x8 Since Blake has moved in, the fur quotent in this house has quadrupled. There is fur everywhere.

Burke the Burke has a lot to answer for.

I have three oldsters. One sleeps under my quilt, you know when winter is here, because Gilly goes under instead of ontop of the quilt. Bob has a chair near the fire. Blake the new oldy sleeps anywhere, but he has been takeing the lounge chair, when I go to bed. Only Gilly will wear a hoody, he has a DOLOFA one, especially made for him by LouseBrooks.

My new old dog Blake got accidently locked outside last night. It was only for half an hour or so, but i felt very guilty. In his old home he was an outside dog so is used to it. BUT, he was just quietly siting there waiting for me to open the door.

Great pics.

Great pics. Its great to see dogs getting on with each other. My lot used have a great time at the river after obedience, all the dogs got together and played.

Looks like every pigging dog you see up here. They are usually crossed with everything, includeing hounds and bull breeds.

I also was a fan of TBCSINW and his travels with his many beaus. Positive thoughts today for Jeds surgery.

Oh thats terrible news, those poor dogs. I got to know TBCSITW in one of Jeds wonderfull threads. I hope Jed continues to stabalise. Loveing support to all of those that are helping jed.

This is terrible news, please let her know we will all be thinking of her.

JRTs have been used as ratting dogs by Brisbane Council, they have been household ratters for many years. They are also used to catch Brown Tree Snakes, on one of the Pacific Islands.

They come from someone like the bloke who advertises up here. He travels around the area picking up full litters. He doesnt care if they a x breeds or pure he will buy the whole lot. You have too ask were he sells them. There are a few puppy farms up here. Or from people like the women in my art class,, who's two bitches have at least one litter between them a year.

Are you allowed to take pics of them? Id also love to see some pics. As a future Fauve owner.