SEAFARING DOG

Hi everyone on blog land, thought I would give my doggy version of events at my new home in Filey, a lovely seaside town on the east coast.
   I have settled in well, I am still missing my first owner but he will be up there in heaven looking down and making sure that I am behaving and remembering everything that he taught me.

   I have been up to the allotment and I think that it brought back memories because it all seemed familiar, the shed and the scarecrow, I found it hard to relax to do my toilet, but the first time was up at lottie and my Dad was pleased.
Yes it was in my third week, I was taken down to the beautiful thing they call the beach, wow all that space to run and not one sheep in sight, when the ball was thrown near that wet stuff that makes a roaring sound it was a little scary at first but I will get used to it.

   I do like the hosepipe however, great fun trying to catch the water but I am afraid this won't be often because of a hosepipe ban that may come in the Summer.
   Watch this space.
  Over and out. Meg.. Woof.

WELCOME MEG.....

WELL WE HAVE FINALLY RESCUED ANOTHER DOGGIE,AFTER LOSING OUR JESS LAST YEAR.THE EMPTINESS IN THE HOUSE WAS TERRIBLE NOW IT HAS BEEN FILLED YEHHHHH!!!!!!!

MEG IS A BEAUTIFUL BORDER COLLIE WHO IS SO LOVABLE, HER OWNER PASSED AWAY AND SHE LIVED IN THE LAKE DISTRICT. SHE HAD TO SHOW US WHAT SHE KNEW,THEY ARE SUCH INTELLIGENT DOGS. HER FIRST DAY ON THE BEACH THIS WEEK AND SAND WAS NO PROBLEM BUT WHEN HER BALL WENT NEAR THE WAVES IT WAS SO FUNNY TO WATCH HER SNEAKING UP ON THE SEA WONDERING WHAT ON EARTH IT WAS!!!!!I'M THINKING OUR JESS SENT HER TO US SUCH A LOVABLE SOUL BLESS JUST LOOK AT MY PICS AND SAY YOU DON'T LOVE HER TOOX