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Sharkie May 2016 9:22am, 11 May 2016 9,195 posts	Quote Pin Sharkie Brilliantly well done Charlie... AND Alice! That's great progress in such a short time.
BaronessBL May 2016 9:24am, 11 May 2016 5,495 posts	Quote Pin BaronessBL Well done Charlie and Alice He's doing fantastically well. Good luck with the next stage too
LazyDaisy May 2016 10:05am, 11 May 2016 14,136 posts	Quote Pin LazyDaisy Well done Charlie and Alice! It was quite oppressive here last night (still is today) so I wouldn't mind betting that even indoors, dogs would be affected by it. Flossie has just got back from a walk with Lily - we walked from here as the hills are totally lost in fog and heavy rain. They have had a wonderful time splashing through all the standing water in the fields :-). Now she's home, had a good rub down and is already fast asleep on the sofa. Can't be a bad life
Alice the Camel May 2016 12:46pm, 11 May 2016 2,707 posts	Quote Pin Alice the Camel Followed Flossie's lead and ignored the teaming rain to take a walk across the fields. The rain kept everyone else away so we had a very relaxed walk, I could let Charlie off lead without worrying about him chasing after other dogs as there weren't any! He needed a good shower when we got back but is now snoring under the table
Helegant May 2016 5:33pm, 11 May 2016 3,083 posts	Quote Pin Helegant Congratulations to Charlie and Alice - onwards and upwards
Nick Cook May 2016 9:53pm, 11 May 2016 26,183 posts	Quote Pin Nick Cook An updated photo of Dobby.
LazyDaisy May 2016 10:06pm, 11 May 2016 14,143 posts	Quote Pin LazyDaisy He so suits his name Lovely delicate paws, not like a Lab's great plates of meat.
Alice the Camel May 2016 10:42pm, 11 May 2016 2,709 posts	Quote Pin Alice the Camel Beautiful, elegant Dobby!
Rosehip May 2016 11:00pm, 11 May 2016 7,278 posts	Quote Pin Rosehip I showed daughter the picture and asked "what would you name this dog?" "Dobby" she said love him
Rosehip May 2016 11:06pm, 11 May 2016 7,279 posts	Quote Pin Rosehip I have a new Ralph problem. Yesterday morning he found a disturbed (there were eggshells around that weren't his doing) partridge nest - there were probably at least 8 eggs in it before whatever got there before Ralph disturbed it, but still a couple left which he managed to eat before I got his lead on and him under control again. (Do partridges lay that many eggs? do they have communal nests or had something/someone put so many together?) Now he has learnt how/where they nest he won't stop hunting for them