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Monty the Westie, just 3 months old.
Submitted by Anonymous on Mon, 10/27/2008 - 13:16.My new bundle of joy...
Dog Fun Directory
Submitted by admin on Sat, 10/25/2008 - 19:49.Directory of off lead dog parks.
Episode 75 - Australian Terriers and more on settling a new puppy
Length: 1:00:06
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Australian Terriers are cheerful, companionable, lively little dogs, and in this episode breeder Doreen Simpkins gives us an insight into life with this delightful breed.
Matthew Culmore's interview about settling a new puppy into the house concludes in this episode. You can hear the first part in episode 74 of DogCast Radio.
Former Australian High Commissioner/Ambassador to the Caribbean Winfred Peppinck gives us a poignant story, A Phoenix in Black and White, Winfred recalls the bitter-sweet arrival of new puppy Harry Lime.
Buddy's Diary plus
Submitted by julie on Fri, 10/24/2008 - 21:57.
If you've enjoyed the Buddy's Diary, fiction features and articles on DogCast Radio, then do check out the Buddy's Diary book. It - obviously - contains several Buddy's Diary entries, and fiction and articles from the show, as well as some material you won't have heard before.
Dixie Belle
Submitted by Anonymous on Thu, 10/23/2008 - 20:06.This is Dixie Belle, my little angel. She just turned 1 a few days ago. She is my heart. She is very playful and could play ball all day long.
Canine solutions to bonfire night blues!
Submitted by admin on Thu, 10/23/2008 - 09:21.Every year dog owners everywhere, are desperate to avoid their dogs becoming distressed as a result of the noise made by fireworks. Life can be a misery as fireworks are no longer confined to one night! As a canine counsellor or trainer, who believes in a gentle holistic approach, the following article includes information to help you and your dogs in the run up to bonfire night and beyond. The information provided is to help you the owner, make an informed choice and is not intended as a substitute for appropriate veterinary attention.
Every year dog owners everywhere, are desperate to avoid their dogs becoming distressed as a result of the noise made by fireworks. Life can be a misery as fireworks are no longer confined to one night! As a canine counsellor or trainer, who believes in a gentle holistic approach, the following article includes information to help you and your dogs in the run up to bonfire night and beyond. The information provided is to help you the owner, make an informed choice and is not intended as a substitute for appropriate veterinary attention.
Willie Nelson Jennings
Submitted by julie on Wed, 10/22/2008 - 14:57.| Willie Nelson Jennings Click photo for larger image and details |
We have a lot of photos uploaded to our breed profile pages, but this one recently caught my eye. It’s Springer Spaniel Willie Nelson Jennings. It’s not only a beautifully composed photo, but I love the dog’s expression. He looks so wonderfully serious, yet you know probably a split second after the camera clicked he was bounding off to have more silly Springer fun.
Willie Nelson Jennings
Submitted by Anonymous on Wed, 10/22/2008 - 03:02.Nelson posting up for a photo by the Tennesee River