Thanks Alison, I find it relatively easy, they are all easy going, the hardest thing is, this time of year, the continual washing of dog beds/blankets, I just put the clean stuff in and its dirty again, bless their little paws.

You're right there, I often think that would be a nice pattern for a rug, would certainly hide the muddy footprints

Tell me about it. someone would make a fortune if they could make something to hide muddy paw prints and dog hair. lol

Aw Look at them all tuckered out bless them. I'd love to be lying in between them all xx

Ha ha, thanks for that but you probably wouldn't, you'd get licked till you couldn't stand it and then, if you hung around long enough, Bailey would try to lay on your head, he's got a "thing" about peoples heads, I think he just wants to be as close as possible when he's having a fuss made. xx

Love the way they just all settle down together, and it's difficult to see where one setter ends and another begins. It's only the pointer that breaks up the pattern

Thanks Vicki, yes sometimes when a couple that are the same colour are laying together I have to double check who's where, I'm always doing head counts and even I get confused sometimes, lol. The two pointers and Alfie are the only ones I can tell at a glance

lovely photo, bless them all ....your lot lead such a hard life

Ha ha, thanks Janet, they would probably agree with you when I make them come indoors when they're not ready, or stop them barking at the chap that rides past on his bike. You can just see them doing a "kevin".

R bless thats soooo sweet but where does one end and the another start great pic