yer very sad story ,but glad now he is much better off with someone that cares.

what a fantastic picture and great when a sad tale has a happy ending

Sorry double post.

The difficulty was getting the two on the left laying and the two in the middle with their mouth slightly open whilst the two on the outside have theirs closed. Plus the two on the right sitting and.................................. If you believe that you will believe anything... :smt026 :smt035.

With regard to them being wild. They are supposed to be, however there is full time keepers in all the Royal Parks that cull when necessary. The strange thing is there are no cattle grids at any of the entrances or exits. Just imagine a large male red stag running around Kingston on a busy Saturday, Doesn’t bear thinking about.

This is Edward and Charlie with some of the deer being nosey. none of my dogs chase the deer, fortunately as several dogs are killed annually by the females stamping the dogs to death for getting close to their young.

The other piccie is a young stag in the park.

Lovely to see such a mix of dogs getting on so well......

what a sad story but with a happy ending - I like the Stretch Limo Jack - he does have that kinda look about him !! What a cutie though.

Most impressed that you managed to get them all looking at you to take the piccy - although imagine thats why you are a dog trainer etc and I am not !!LOL !!

dani

Here is My wee Lhasa Apso Kiara enjoying a day at the park where she met an new friend Ben the yorkiehttp://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y77/nichola30/P1170042http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y77/nichola30/P1170042.jpg.jpg

Sorry about that i really dont know how to transfer these pics im new today bare with me il get there.

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