Visiting Malcolm

I finally got the ok to have Malcolm in the onsite accommodation so I went down and visited him again today.

He was a very good boy although he did have a bit of a lead biting moment at a collie the rest of the time he was really well behaved.

I went with a friend and she took some photo's for me so here goes...

Malcolm relaxing in the picnis area.

Taking relaxing to a whole new level.

Cleaning me up.

Giving paw.

Now for a few attempts at group shots...


Kisses.

Smile!

what a lovely looking dog. great photos

Gets tissues out.........holds back a sob.........I am such a moose..........lovely pictures and lovely to see him integrating with your lot so nicely.......he's got a lovely face and have to smile every time at THAT name...........lol

Looks like things went well He seems a sweet boy, and very handsome

Thank you, he's very sweet.

Thanks he was such a good boy with both of mine. He still gets a bit over the top with Bandit but they are two puppies together so I can't expect impeccable behaviour. It breaks my heart every time they take him back to his kennel. I made the mistake of showing my friend round the site after they'd put him back and we saw him He was laid down being a good boy but he came up to the mesh and stood on his hind legs to watch us walk away

WOW - he is stunning!

What a gorgeous boy!

He's a smashing looking dog - looks to be a very happy lad

Aww he is gorgeous and looks so happy to be a part of your gang.

When do you make the decision about adopting him? (if you haven't already ... I am a bit behind!)

I think he would get quite big headed if he could read all your comments

Haha Moobli I'm on count down to him moving in next week ! I don't know what day yet as it depends on when the tables are transferred from the Somerset centre to the Berkshire centre, if it's not taking place next week I'll go down and get him on Thursday. He still needs to go off lead with bandit but I think I'm best off doing that in a secure field where I work, he'll be long lined both inside the house and outside the house to begin with anyway. His biggest problem is his desire to herd, I'm not sure what's in him but he definitely shows some herding instinct. Maybe you could have him with Zak