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halfpint Jul 2018 1:09pm, 24 Jul 2018 26,018 posts	Quote Pin halfpint Guarding your linen?
Mazlin Jul 2018 2:24pm, 24 Jul 2018 5,234 posts	Quote Pin Mazlin Poor Wanda, she's obviously been freezing all this time!
BaronessBL Jul 2018 3:02pm, 24 Jul 2018 7,286 posts	Quote Pin BaronessBL She's tucking into a doggy ice-cream at the moment - then she'll probably come in and sit by the fire demanding we put it on for her. We are practically melting in our T-shirts etc I can't imagine what it must be like with fur....
Helegant Jul 2018 5:45pm, 26 Jul 2018 5,575 posts	Quote Pin Helegant Wanda does like to be warm, doesn't she?
D2 Jul 2018 3:27pm, 27 Jul 2018 10,834 posts	Quote Pin D2 I saw this and thought of some of our thread members! hope the link works facebook.com
Helegant Jul 2018 4:22pm, 27 Jul 2018 5,587 posts	Quote Pin Helegant Love it
SarahWoo Jul 2018 6:02pm, 27 Jul 2018 8,351 posts	Quote Pin SarahWoo Brilliant!
SarahWoo Jul 2018 6:18pm, 27 Jul 2018 8,352 posts	Quote Pin SarahWoo Two weeks ago, having not run for 2 months, I decided to run (and walk) Leamington parkrun, with George. It was, of course, very warm so we ran when we were in the shade and not going up hill and finished in about 42 mins. Before the start, I took George to the doggie watering station and there was a small paddling pool beside it. Apparently, the pool was provided by one of Leamington's canicross runners so that hot dogs can get properly cool after the run. Brilliant! How many parkruns have a doggie paddling pool?! I don't think George was especially hot after we'd finished because we were so slow but I took him to the water bowl anyway. He refused a drink and I then decided to see if he wanted a dunk in the pool. I lifted him in and he stood still for a few seconds before trying to make an escape. I had just enough time to squeeze the sponge (also thoughtfully provided) over his head and neck before letting him get out for fear of him making holes in the pool with his scrabbling. I'm sure if he was a spaniel or a labrador, he'd have been much more appreciative of the water!
Helegant Jul 2018 6:22pm, 27 Jul 2018 5,591 posts	Quote Pin Helegant He would I've just seen the most gorgeous black working cocker, called Willow, on the train. She is tiny compared to Jet, but really lovely.
SarahWoo Jul 2018 6:45pm, 27 Jul 2018 8,354 posts	Quote Pin SarahWoo My sister's got one called Maggie, Helegant. She is tiny and only about a year old but completely bonkers. She never stops. SO pretty though.