Category: Kim

  • Smile

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    [singlepic id=74 w=320 h=240 float=center] This is the kind of picture I want printed on canvas and then maybe hung on a giant banner in the middle of a city. How can you not look at my lovely smiling Kim and feel warm in your heart?

  • Digley

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    We had a lovely walk around Digley Resevoir on Sunday, couldn’t believe it was March, I was walking in my t-shirt! [singlepic id=69 w=320 h=240 float=center] The dogs ambled (and sprinted, and swum!) their way around, they’ve been so many times they know the path just as well as me. This is another resevoir my…

  • Paws and Toes

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    I posted on twitter a couple of days ago about Kim trotting – or limping, actually! – off to the vets. I didn’t have chance to post a proper update, but since people have asked, here we go! Kim has always had a slightly dodgy toe on her right front paw. I’ve had a few…

  • Newton Heath

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    Let’s gloss over Dylan’s first run, except to say that if you are queuing, have your damn dog with you, especially if the queue is only three people long and you are two of those people. Congrats to Julie and Winnie for winning it though, go the Beardie/Lurchers! The Graded 1-3 Agility was a really…

  • Paws to Valentines

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    This was the best way to spend Valentine’s Day. I drove the dogs up to Castle Hill and we ranged all over the footpaths; Mollie interrupted all the snuggling teenagers and Dylan tried to knock people over as he raced past. Kim was on her own mission, which involved digging up as many moles as…

  • Tasty Moles

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  • Chew

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    A whatnow? Mollie takes her pick … Dylan’s takes his … And Kim gets what’s left. [singlepic id=13 w=320 h=240 float=none] [singlepic id=12 w=320 h=240 float=none] [singlepic id=14 w=320 h=240 float=none]

  • Doncaster Flyball

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    This tournament was a bit of a upside/downside; our dogs all ran really well, but it was almost embarrassing how unfit they are! Kim and Mollie’s team went from running 20.86 in their third leg race (um, seeded on 21.60, sorry about that Division 6!) to barely getting under 22s in their afternoon races. Same…

  • Clicker Day

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    It feels like this week has just flown by. I’ve been out every evening from Monday to Thursday, at work all day, and pre-occupied making decisions about other people’s dogs. I’ve been neglecting the dogs I do have, and I felt very guilty about it, so we had a fun hour playing some clicker games…

  • Gap Farm Flyball

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    The All-New Singing-Dancing Matting: Was good. It’s like yoga matting, kind of. Very grippy, no slipping, very nice. My only complaint was that I’m not sure it works all that well on sand/equestrian surface. It was very “dead”; there was plenty of give but there was very little bounce back. It didn’t seem to affect…