Bill with his ash cutlers stool made (with Monty assistance) on last week’s Taster Day 😃
https://www.stephenson-furniture.co.uk/one-day-taster-course-make-a-stool.html
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Dog on the bus!
Very good boy! Amazing ears! Blocking the aisle so all new passengers must give him attention! Excellent work
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Moston Moonstone, field spaniel owned by Luke Crabtree of Moston, England, published 1905
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Premier Queen and Beechgrove Bertha, “two very good Clumber bitches owned by Tilley Brothers, of Shepton Mallet, England,” published 1905
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Pat Hainey, winning irish water spaniel at Chicago in 1905, owned by W. Fleming of Joliet, Ill.
“An immense dog weighing 105 pounds.”
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Spaniel on the train is having the time of their life, literally every drunk person passing by has cooed over them. One guy nearly missed his stop in his dedicated skritching
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i brought my new dog camping with me and she did amazing
everyone say good girl eevee
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Some Freds from this morning’s group training. He ran some lovely marks and rocked getting back into long, driving pile work games to build momentum.
Reward via play (flirtpole and personal), plus a chicken heart here and there. No Force Fetch nonsense here! :)
Also: Ajax’s mom is letting me train his whistle stops and he’s made lovely progress over the last couple weeks!
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“The Tibetan Spaniel is a breed of assertive, small dogs originating in Tibet. They are a social breed that needs regular contact with their humans and do not respond well to being left alone for long periods of time. Not only was the Tibetan Spaniel prized as a pet and companion, but it was also a useful member of Tibetan monastic life. They would sit on the monastery walls, keeping watch over the countryside. Their keen eyesight and ability to see great distances made them excellent watchdogs.”