MsKatie

OK - decision made re. name - meet Earl

Tell him to give Centitout a ring when the time is right and have a chat with her Thanks AshleyB - I am currently training our 18 month old kelpie bitch so I assume a male bloodhound WILL be very different - the instructor at the Obedience club I go to said to bring it out and he will work with me - he says it is just a different approach but it is great to hear about someone who has succeeded with a bloodhound

sounds like the 10 year olds in my class casowner - I promise you lots of squishy cuddles - and as much drool as we can spare - lots of it I assure you ;) Sounds like I might need it

But surely all that slobber would cool you down in the hot weather ;) I do like the name Elwood Wasn't planning on showing him - going to obedience train him (apparently this will be an intersting task - oh well - never been one to turn down a challenge )

Casowner - we will have to meet up for you to have your fix of bloodhound cuddles - I can't see another DOLer suffer so much when I have the perfect little squishy bundle to help them feel better ;) I have a funny feeling he will be called Earl - still thinking though :D

As long as he doesn't try to eat his rival for your affections :D

She knows what she wants does Pele

Start her out tracking roast chickens - she'll be a natural Thanks for the ideas Griff - looking at the site now Thinking about Ed or Earl - as in "my name is Earl"

You guys are so funny * hands ticket over to corvus* I will pay up - he is very cute As long as Tina keeps sending me photos of him I promise to keep posting them You will have to come to the Feb DOL meet Veanna - he will be there for cuddling

Good suggestion - OH had BB (for BB King) or Jed (from Beverly Hillbillies theme song) He likes the Blues - so - any other ideas I can throw at him?

Thanks for all the lovely comments - Tina promised to pick us out a smoochy one - looks like she has succeeded

Would like to have a go at tracking with him if possible - not interested in showing at this point in time - counting down till he gets here - he is gorgeous isn't he

Well - next time you are in Sa look us up - I'm sure he won't mind

Meet our new boy - born in Oct - from Centitout :rofl: Unnamed as yet - OH is responsible for the naming of this one - so goodness knows what he will come up with ETA - we finally agreed on a name - His name is Earl

Thanks JS - she is lovely - she snoozes her days away on the couch - with the occasional break to eat and be annoyed by Rosie Ravyk - it really catches the hopeful look - no bl**dy remorse at all

I am sure if dogs could talk our old girl would have been swearing profusely at my OH

Hi Capri - the next one is Sunday the 6th of December - we meet at the Eastwood Dog park - details are in the first post :rolleyes:

As it was Bandana Day for Canteen today my whole family wore bandanas OK - I'm wearing it - take the photo Now can I eat it?? Including the dog ;)

1 st Nov cancelled due to heat

Sitting contentedly at the computer after a lovely meal of pork snitzel and chips - a small rattle and a blur of black and brown fur........yup - the pup has counter surfed the last bit of snitzel!!! The old dog sits at the kitchen door and looks appealingly up at my OH and gets ....the last 2 pieces of bread......searches hopefully through them and grudgingly eats them - then continues to lie hopefully at the kitchen door. OH (feeling guilty) goes looking for treats for the old dog - meanwhile pup has been banished outside and is peeking hopefully in the door .......... ...and she then has the cheek to come in and sit and look hopefully up at OH for a treat .... ..the absolute cheek of some dogs!!!

Hope Oscar heals up quickly and regains his bounce We will be there at the next one

Going to Pei all over the rest of us :D Just as well they are such nice dogs Looking forward to meeting him

The dog park we go to has a childrens playground as part of it and - especially in nice weather - we sometimes have groups of parents and small children coming in - so to make it easier and more enjoyable for all we tossed around the idea of erecting some temporary fencing to split the park in half so that the dogs and kiddies could all have fun . This was the first time we used it and it worked well Mr Wilson is still a puppy but that didn't stop him getting in on it all - absolutely no fear at all - even when he got rolled when wrestling

Absolutely - the more the merrier Here's the link which has all the dates etc adelaidemeets

They're great photos Lisa