New Kid on the Block!

 Hello Woofers,

Daisy here again.

It's been a lazy day today. OTL has been playing on the computer and getting all. wound up 'cos it keeps saying he can't do what he wants it to do!

I see that Auntie Sarn is trying to pick me up on my spieling, I mean, just how many dogs do you know who can type, let alone get the spieling right every Tim!

Now, don't get me started on my gramma!

This morning we met up with Devo and Zoro who were going in the opposite direction, but we had a game of 'Sniff' and also met up with a funny woofers with big eyes!


Who are you calling 'Google Eye'?

We all had a game of 'Sniff & Chase' but everyone was getting tangled up in the leads. I was the only one who was off running free!!


Where's Shorty?

OTL has been putting some more earth into the pond.

 The earth is  special stuff for ponds, it doesn't contain any strange germs and on top of that he planted some grass type plants into the pond earth as well.

The grass has been sitting in the margins of the pond since last year and has started growing again.

All we got to hope is the earth will hang onto the slope of the pond wall!

What we need is soggy underneath and crusty on top!


I reckon it will take three or four weeks for that lot to settle down, claws crossed!

Bye for now.

Luv,

Daisy.

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  1. Lazy SundayMay 24, 2024 at 4:54 PM

    Yo Daisy. Well wot smashing pictures today. Now that new woofer isn't exactly wot you would call pretty but I spose it's wots on the inside wot matters. Glad you met up with your mates. Now last night, while Chewie and I was sitting on the sofa, along came Hairball Harry, climbed up onto the top of the bin and was staring at us through the living room window. Well, Chewie stood up and was wondering wot the eck was that cooking fat doing looking through our window, he reckons it was a peeping tom. We've earned another badge on Chewie's tracker, it says we've walked the distance between London and Brighton, so we're definitely getting our steps in. Another day and Chewie has met more new woofers in the area and so far, he's being a really good boy and not getting himself in any bother, although we did see one woofer who's TL said the woofer didn't like other woofers or people so we stayed right away from that one. We've done our 3 walks for today so it's paws up time now. The pond is looking very good, that grass will soon grow and give somewhere for all the froggies to hide. Now last night, Chewie and me were in the garden just before bedtime and wot should I spy with my little eye, 2 fox cubs going by right at the very back of our garden beyond the fence. We have seen the mummy fox a few nights ago. We hope our new neighbours are well behaved, we don't want hooligans in the neighbourhood. Take care, stay safe all. Love, little Arch's mum, the boy and Chewie. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

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