News from Cardiff.
So as mentioned, we had Vesper stay with us twice, the second time for over 2 weeks, and it was like he'd never left. In fact towards the end of his stay, as we were walking hime further (during his rehab for his leg op), we visited a park he hadn't been to for 3.5yrs, and yet he immediately left us and headed for a semi bramble blocked corner were dogs can squeeze through to a very small pond. He loves water and clearly remembered immediately.
The cats Bodie and Doyle seemed to remember him, and despite still having mild PTSD from the attentions of the pop bottle sisters - Brenda and Kelly, they were soon headbutting him.
Vesper (left) and Buster out for a stroll:
Sadly, the lovely retired buddy dog we were to look after in Sept, whilst the owners were on holiday, passed away. It was great to meet them and the dog beforehand, and it was instantly clear why this big cuddly boy had been chosen as a buddy dog.
New news, and we got a call about a young working guide dog from N. Wales who may need a home for 2 to 3 months. Quick bit of stalking by wifey and we found out that the owner is the youngest guide dog owner and has a small Youtube channel. It may seem odd to say this, but it was nice to see a dog working in full harness, as we tend to only see the dog chilling out with us. It's always incredible to see these lovely friendly dogs transition to professional mode when the walking harness is put on. They are true rock stars.
Fingers crossed we get to spend the Autumn with the lovely Sarah.
Qualification day will Sarah and I qualify?