El Loro posted:

Moonie, Cheltenham does have a good pitch and I was a bit surprised when I saw that picture. As you say, it looks as if it's just the goal mouth which is waterlogged. They wouldn't have called off the match unless they had to as they were playing against the bottom club so would have expected a win.

I think they do the *if the ball doesn't roll on the pitch* it's deemed unplayable/unsafe, as well as other tests too El 

Good evening an overcast & damp day here, I still did a nice walk though. Miss Bramble's fur is finished and she looks beautiful! The house is clean and I've had an early bath and got my pj's on already  

has as everyone had a good day?

Hi Sweet  

Pretty Bramble 

You have been busy today. No work?

My day has been good fankoo 

Hi Summer and Moonie I see you've both had a good day Summer what do you use to strip Bramble's coat?

squiggle posted:

Hi Summer and Moonie I see you've both had a good day Summer what do you use to strip Bramble's coat?

Hi squiggle 

How has your day been?

Nice and quiet thanks Moonie, you didn't fancy swooping after the cygnets on an inflatable swan then?

Sorry, my phone rang  

hi moonie & squiggle have you each had a good day?

I was lucky enough to be off work but I do keep thinking its Sunday lol 

squiggle, I use my bare hands. One day I'll try a stripping knife. I do trim the delicate areas with scissors though her reward was a lump of cheese and she loved it 

Oh wow- how much fun would it be to ride on an inflatable swan!

squiggle posted:

Nice and quiet thanks Moonie, you didn't fancy swooping after the cygnets on an inflatable swan then?

Quiet is good squiggle 

I don't think the poor swan would survive tbh 

~Sweet Winter Wonderland~ posted:

Sorry, my phone rang :rollseyes: 

hi moonie & squiggle have you each had a good day?

I was lucky enough to be off work but I do keep thinking its Sunday lol 

squiggle, I use my bare hands. One day I'll try a stripping knife. I do trim the delicate areas with scissors though her reward was a lump of cheese and she loved it 

Nice to have an extended holiday eh, Sweet? 

I don't quite know which day of the week it is either 

A cheese eating dog, that's a new one on me 

~Sweet Winter Wonderland~ posted:

Oh wow- how much fun would it be to ride on an inflatable swan!

It's all yours Sweet 

They LOVE cheese moonie I gave her salmon for tea too- a special treat for being an angel  

what are you watching tonight?

I do have a lovely mental picture of you Moonie busily videoing away as you give chase

How on earth did you find out Bramble liked cheese Summer? Does the fur come out easily then? I was imagining you with clippers. 

~Sweet Winter Wonderland~ posted:

They LOVE cheese moonie I gave her salmon for tea too- a special treat for being an angel  

what are you watching tonight?

 

 Never knew that Sweet 

Awww bless 

Footie of the Portugese variety 

squiggle posted:

I do have a lovely mental picture of you Moonie busily videoing away as you give chase

How on earth did you find out Bramble liked cheese Summer? Does the fur come out easily then? I was imagining you with clippers. 

Sometimes they lead me a merry chase around the pool. They just swim to the other side  

Evening all.

I hope you've all had a good day.

Summer, I'm sure Bramble looks gorgeous.

Yogi19 posted:

Evening all.

I hope you've all had a good day.

Summer, I'm sure Bramble looks gorgeous.

 

Hi Yogi  

My day head been good fankoo. I hope yours has too 

I saw it on puppy training videos and it was easier to store & carry around in my pocket than pieces of meat, when she was young. Most dogs will do anything for cheese! 

I have done her belly with the clippers, I used to scissor it but it's much tidier & faster with clippers. She has her own salon's worth of grooming tools lol 

what are you both doing tomorrow?

Hi Moonie, my day was fine, thanks.

Summer, I can confirm that dogs love cheese - I used to use it to train Keira too.

~Sweet Winter Wonderland~ posted:

I saw it on puppy training videos and it was easier to store & carry around in my pocket than pieces of meat, when she was young. Most dogs will do anything for cheese! 

I have done her belly with the clippers, I used to scissor it but it's much tidier & faster with clippers. She has her own salon's worth of grooming tools lol 

what are you both doing tomorrow?

 

Is she any problem when being groomed Sweet?

Well I have two recorded footie games to watch and probably another to record. Day sorted 

Yogi19 posted:

Hi Moonie, my day was fine, thanks.

Summer, I can confirm that dogs love cheese - I used to use it to train Keira too.

That's good 

I have never heard of this phenomenon of feeding dogs cheese before 

Moonie posted:

Yogi19 posted:

Hi Moonie, my day was fine, thanks.

Summer, I can confirm that dogs love cheese - I used to use it to train Keira too.

That's good 

I have never heard of this phenomenon of feeding dogs cheese before 

I can't remember where I first heard about dogs liking cheese. It might have been from Barbara Woodhouse. lol

Hi Yogi. I am hoping to get to church in the morning, flood permitting. I've got a couple of things to drop off on the way, a get well card for a friend who's had an operation and a print out of an Amazon page so another friend can track down manuka honey dressings for her leg ulcers. The NHS have been supplying an inferior one to the one they used in hospital and her poor legs aren't healing, she hadn't thought of buying them herself but the cost is reasonable and she's OK with that. What price do you put on being pain free? 

Yogi19 posted:

Moonie posted:

Yogi19 posted:

Hi Moonie, my day was fine, thanks.

Summer, I can confirm that dogs love cheese - I used to use it to train Keira too.

That's good 

I have never heard of this phenomenon of feeding dogs cheese before 

I can't remember where I first heard about dogs liking cheese. It might have been from Barbara Woodhouse. lol

Oh, I remember her. She was brilliant 

squiggle posted:

Hi Yogi. I am hoping to get to church in the morning, flood permitting. I've got a couple of things to drop off on the way, a get well card for a friend who's had an operation and a print out of an Amazon page so another friend can track down manuka honey dressings for her leg ulcers. The NHS have been supplying an inferior one to the one they used in hospital and her poor legs aren't healing, she hadn't thought of buying them herself but the cost is reasonable and she's OK with that. What price do you put on being pain free? 

It's awful that the NHS aren't suppling decent dressings, but at least she will be in less pain when she has the right ones.

Moonie posted:

Yogi19 posted:

Moonie posted:

Yogi19 posted:

Hi Moonie, my day was fine, thanks.

Summer, I can confirm that dogs love cheese - I used to use it to train Keira too.

That's good 

I have never heard of this phenomenon of feeding dogs cheese before 

I can't remember where I first heard about dogs liking cheese. It might have been from Barbara Woodhouse. lol

Oh, I remember her. She was brilliant 

I trained both my retrievers, using a lot of her methods. 

Hi yogi! How are you tonight?

manuka honey is brilliant isn't it squiggle. it sounds like you have a busy day tomorrow, I hope the weather is kind to you how's your car doing?

moonie, bramble does try to sometimes wander off, lick me, roll on her back... But for the most part she resigns herself to it and let's me get on with it. I think she does very well considering how long it takes. 

Yogi19 posted:

Moonie posted:

Yogi19 posted:

Moonie posted:

Yogi19 posted:

Hi Moonie, my day was fine, thanks.

Summer, I can confirm that dogs love cheese - I used to use it to train Keira too.

That's good 

I have never heard of this phenomenon of feeding dogs cheese before 

I can't remember where I first heard about dogs liking cheese. It might have been from Barbara Woodhouse. lol

Oh, I remember her. She was brilliant 

I trained both my retrievers, using a lot of her methods. 

Have to say, she did have a way with animals. Th just seem to take to her 

~Sweet Winter Wonderland~ posted:

Hi yogi! How are you tonight?

manuka honey is brilliant isn't it squiggle. it sounds like you have a busy day tomorrow, I hope the weather is kind to you how's your car doing?

moonie, bramble does try to sometimes wander off, lick me, roll on her back... But for the most part she resigns herself to it and let's me get on with it. I think she does very well considering how long it takes. 

Awww she is a little cutie 

I think I've finally worked out how to post pics on my iPad. Fingers crossed it works!

Moonie posted:

Yogi19 posted:

Moonie posted:

Yogi19 posted:

Moonie posted:

Yogi19 posted:

Hi Moonie, my day was fine, thanks.

Summer, I can confirm that dogs love cheese - I used to use it to train Keira too.

That's good 

I have never heard of this phenomenon of feeding dogs cheese before 

I can't remember where I first heard about dogs liking cheese. It might have been from Barbara Woodhouse. lol

Oh, I remember her. She was brilliant 

I trained both my retrievers, using a lot of her methods. 

Have to say, she did have a way with animals. Th just seem to take to her 

I saw her work her magic on horses too.

~Sweet Winter Wonderland~ posted:

Hi yogi! How are you tonight?

manuka honey is brilliant isn't it squiggle. it sounds like you have a busy day tomorrow, I hope the weather is kind to you how's your car doing?

moonie, bramble does try to sometimes wander off, lick me, roll on her back... But for the most part she resigns herself to it and let's me get on with it. I think she does very well considering how long it takes. 

Hi Summer, I'm good thanks.

Yogi19 posted:

I think I've finally worked out how to post pics on my iPad. Fingers crossed it works!

I haven't got that far yet Yogi 

Yogi19 posted:

Moonie posted:

Yogi19 posted:

Moonie posted:

Yogi19 posted:

Moonie posted:

Yogi19 posted:

Hi Moonie, my day was fine, thanks.

Summer, I can confirm that dogs love cheese - I used to use it to train Keira too.

That's good 

I have never heard of this phenomenon of feeding dogs cheese before 

I can't remember where I first heard about dogs liking cheese. It might have been from Barbara Woodhouse. lol

Oh, I remember her. She was brilliant 

I trained both my retrievers, using a lot of her methods. 

Have to say, she did have a way with animals. Th just seem to take to her 

I saw her work her magic on horses too.

Yep, I remember that 

Moonie posted:

Yogi19 posted:

I think I've finally worked out how to post pics on my iPad. Fingers crossed it works!

I haven't got that far yet Yogi 

I copied that one from Photobucket. I can't get it to work from any other site.

Yogi19 posted:

Moonie posted:

Yogi19 posted:

I think I've finally worked out how to post pics on my iPad. Fingers crossed it works!

I haven't got that far yet Yogi 

I copied that one from Photobucket. I can't get it to work from any other site.

Ahh right 

I usually post piccies/videos from my lappy 

Yogi that's a beautiful pic  

Moonie posted:

Yogi19 posted:

Moonie posted:

Yogi19 posted:

I think I've finally worked out how to post pics on my iPad. Fingers crossed it works!

I haven't got that far yet Yogi 

I copied that one from Photobucket. I can't get it to work from any other site.

Ahh right 

I usually post piccies/videos from my lappy 

I can't post my own pics cos I'm not a VIP.

~Sweet Winter Wonderland~ posted:

Yogi that's a beautiful pic  

 

 

poppies are beautiful.

Yogi19 posted:

Moonie posted:

Yogi19 posted:

Moonie posted:

Yogi19 posted:

I think I've finally worked out how to post pics on my iPad. Fingers crossed it works!

I haven't got that far yet Yogi 

I copied that one from Photobucket. I can't get it to work from any other site.

Ahh right 

I usually post piccies/videos from my lappy 

I can't post my own pics cos I'm not a VIP.

~Sweet Winter Wonderland~ posted:

Yogi that's a beautiful pic  

 

 

poppies are beautiful.

Ahh right 

Tomorrow is a PB day so I better get off and get some sleep.

Goodnight and sweet dreams everyone.

Hugs for the night owls.