Lovely photos on here as always.
The photo of Beecham & Daddy Logi is one of my favourites of all the ones we have. It's interesting the phases that the pups/dogs go through. When young, Beecham looked like Ralph, Logi's Dad, then he looked like Toppa, Mummy Majik's brother, then he looked like Logi & then Majik. I think it's partly markings, partly posture and partly expression.
It was quite spooky, Sandra. I emailed Carol, whom you met, in the week but forgot to tell her that there was a pup in her area. I remembered and emailed her again saying that the pup was related to Beecham on both sides. Apparently, I emailed her at exactly the time she was talking to you!! Indeed, she knows me too well. It is absolutely no good anyone telling me that they have met a Muensterlaneder without giving me the full lowdown, lol...
I have just returned from a T-Touch workshop for noise sensitive dogs, which was very interesting. Tomorrow, I'm going gundog training and then Friday is scary day. I've been invited onto the local shoot, which used to be very smart (big estate, famous landowner etc etc) to train my dogs. I'm not very good with anything dead, and in some cases alive (birds, mice) & I'm vegetarian, so it's not going to be very easy. If Ian can't take the day off, I think I will just take Bosco this time although, apparently, this first day will be quite small. I am a little concerned that they think Beecham is fully trained and they know Bosco is not, so Bosco is going first... I think I'm going to be living on Rescue Remedy this week!!
Beecham & Keisha's sister, Myzska, came over yesterday. Bosco & Myzska adore each other and play really well. I had hoped to get photos for Ali & Judith, but failed miserably, but I'm hoping it won't be too long before we see them again. Myzska is looking really good and doing very well. She's a cracking bitch.
Have a super holiday, Judith.
Sue, Beecham & Bosco
