Some of my dogs

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Gertie, when I first brought her home.

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Look! I am not an expert about dogs, but I am Welsh, so I have to sadly inform you that you have been ripped off, they are SHEEP!
In fact I think I know the Lass on the left.:shock:

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Hah. What am I to do with you, my friend.
You do make me laugh. :lol: x

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This is all making me a bit nostalgic! Minnie the Toy Fox Terrier, Sox the cat and Peppy the Rhodesian Ridgeback on a cold morning. All long gone sadly.

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Peppy also took it upon himself to be Chirpy the guinea pigs personal bodyguard!

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Haha talk about looking smug, that is such a comical picture

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Ha! it made me laugh too :slight_smile: I also have a cat called Sox Ciderman
four white paws I suspect:)

Some lovely photos here Mups. :slight_smile:

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Somehow I missed this thread. Probably because I am up to my elbows in poo bags at the moment. I haven’t breathed in for six days. :mrgreen:

All your dogs are truly stunning Mups, I’m amazed they all got on so well and that you managed to line all the beddies up for a photo.

Great photos everyone else too.

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Lovely photo Ciderman.
It’s so good to have our memories isn’t it, as long as they don’t make us too sad.

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Thanks very much, dongle. :smiley:

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Nice thread Mups. A nice change from all the argy bargy.

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Thank you Judsy. x

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So adorable. Doesn’t it make you cry looking through all these photos. When I look through past pictures of my babies I bawl like a baby. :frowning:

They are so very missed :frowning:
Nit a good day today

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It does me too Bratti .
Hope you have a good day today x

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Looks like a herd of sheep have broken in Mups??
I love the looks of your shepherds, !
Regards Donkeyman!

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No, not usually Bratti.
I look at them and know I still love them and always will.

I would only get choked up if I allowed my self to think of their last days with me, then I’d get choked up, but what is the point in torturing oneself.
I like to remember the happiness they brought me, their love and loyalty through difficult times, and how proud of them I was.
I also like to remember the two rescue ‘mutts’ and how they gradually improved and learned to trust again. I was proud of them too.

Try not to be sad, Bratti. Cherish the good memories instead. x

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Hah, everyone says that about the Beddies looking like sheep Donkeyman. :slight_smile: Their coat doesn’t feel like normal hair either, it feels like a fleece does.

They don’t shed hair, so need clipping every few weeks to stop them getting like small yeti’s. :slight_smile:

Thanks for saying about the Shepherds. I was very proud of them.
They were not only stunning looking dogs, they were my kind, gentle bears, and I would have trusted them with my life.
In turn, their obvious love and loyalty was deeply touching.

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Mups, I don’t know how I missed it but among your photos, I just saw the one of you and Benny. If that doesn’t sum up the joy we get from our dogs and how our dogs love us, I don’t know what does. I hope this is framed and front and center in your living room.

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The first time I saw a Beddie was was back in the 80’s when I was living in flats in London. Suddenly I saw this ‘sheep’ running down the road with a man running after it. Initially I thought it was another of the neighbours’ weird parties gone wrong but found out later that it was in fact a dog.

:-p:-p

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Thank you very much for your kind words, Surfermom.
Benny was indeed a loving lad, and would have protected me 100% if he had to.
I found all the boy Shepherds like that though, they all looked after me and made sure I was always safe.

(Unlike these present little toe rags, who would go off with anyone who had a biscuit in their hand). :lol: