Dear Granny and Grandpa

I have had a very exciting week meeting lots of new people. On Sunday Uncle Nick came to help mum and I move the boat – this meant I could sit on the roof gazing across at the sheep while mum and Nick did all the work.  It is a difficult mantle to bear, but I did it well. I even stayed a wake for quite a lot of the journey.

I was thrilled when we arrived near one of my favourite parks; it is FULL of rabbits and there are lots of other people around walking their dogs. This is important because I read that it is important to socialise ones pet. I have taken this on board and ensure that mum is socialised as much as possible. I run off with my doggy chums while our mums and dads chat.  They get on really well, and mum is getting much better at behaving and not calling me back too soon.  I cured that trick of hers (she likes to get out of things) by not coming back until I felt she had done enough chatting. Now she doesn’t call me back until the very end (she says it is because it is embarrassing that I ignore her, but I don’t mind as it is for her own good isn’t it Grandpa)

While Mum is at work Karen, from RBC Pet Care Services, takes me out for a walk, and oh Granny, we have a wonderful time!!. Karen knows all about dogs AND boats so we have plenty to chat about. I meet dogs that live in boats AND in houses; it is amazing.  Here I am with some of my friends – you will be very pleased with me because normally I am scared of black Labradors but I LOVED these two (shh.. they are girls!)

I love my new dog walker especially as I am only here for a week and she doesn’t mind at all – just like Anita in Lower Heyford.

Apparently we are going to a music festival next week, but Karen said she would walk me so I don’t have to go – PHEW!

 

Lots of Love

Boots