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I think I am more than a teeny bit in love with the totally gorgeous Ollie.

He is utterly adorable and being blind has him tugging on my heart strings big time!

When we take him out (normally 3 times but Don snuck another one in today..I am green with envy ) he 'tells us' where to go and is very confident in doing so, except yesterday I wavered slightly on his normal route and he walked right into a boulder! I nearly cried.

Don and I think when we're old and grey and done with pubbing, clubbing and travelling we'll get a wee dog.

It's healthy, having a dog - we walked miles with my friends two today

They ran further though

allyluvselvis wrote:Don and I think when we're old and grey and done with pubbing, clubbing and travelling we'll get a wee dog.

I won't hold my breath waiting for that day to come

Osc wrote:

allyluvselvis wrote:Don and I think when we're old and grey and done with pubbing, clubbing and travelling we'll get a wee dog.

I won't hold my breath waiting for that day to come

Best not Osc.

Why I've put it on this board instead of cafe....???

I dunno Ally, I can risk trying to move it if you're not too worried
Given that I accidentally deleted Debih's, which had pictures and everything

I'd quite like to have another go

I'll hang on before I reply then

Well Ally hasn't said anything
Shall I just do it?

I did it

Edited to add - for anyone confused (what's new?!) - this was originally on the Health board

Thanks Di.

I'd gone to bed by then.

I'm just about to leave for his first walk of the day.

Oh..and I can now dish up his (disgusting) dog food without the aid of a smell protector!

Although Don still has to do the 'other end' business.

Smooooooth move Di

Ally I did kind of wonder, but thought that dog walking could just about count as health and wellbeing