The Lady Of The House and the Girl Of The House are going to be up really, really early tomorrow to spend the day at Crufts.
I'm staying at home with the Man and the Boy Of The House - and I'm quite pleased because I think they are going to have an exhausting day.
Crufts - or dfs Crufts to give it its proper sponsored title - is celebrating its 120th anniversary and as you probably know it's a MASSIVE event at the NEC in Birmingham.
The LOTH and the GOTH have got to make a bee-line for the Discover Dogs area when they arrive to see their friend Mandy who will be with her flat-coated retrievers. Discover Dogs is great because they have areas for ALL the breeds of dogs there are and you can meet them and their owners.
Then they have a long list of exhibitors they want to say hello to - and charities. And then there's the main arena where you can watch heelwork to music, flyball and all sorts of fun canine sports. Then of course there's the little business of the thousands of dogs being put through their paces in the show rings. Crufts is so big it even has its own radio station for the four days that it runs.
The LOTH is also hoping to talk to charities about getting nominated to be charity of the year on the Lost & Fond website. Which reminds me..... if any of my blog readers would like to nominate their favourite pet charity to be supported by Lost & Fond from August 2011 to 2012, you should visit Lost & Fond's pet charities page and find out how easy it is to put a charity forward.
Meanwhile, I'm just going to chill here and wait for them to come back.
Have a lovely weekend.
This blog started when the Pritchard family adopted retired racing greyhound - Winnie. It still carries her name. Winnie died at Christmas 2012. This blog has now been archived and is no longer updated
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Friday, 11 March 2011
Thursday, 9 December 2010
Good news for Alfie
Just a short, late, quick post from me today.
We've been a bit busy helping the Lady Of The House's mum and dad. They are so lovely ... and they doggy-sat me early last week when the L O T H and the M O T H went to a concert in Birmingham for a few hours and we had a really nice evening together.
But then on Friday the L O T H's dad fell over on the ice and has broken his right arm just below the shoulder. So the L O T H has been doing a bit of running around to help out ever since then.
Anyway, I wanted to let you know that Alfie, who I wrote about yesterday, has now got enough money for his operation. There was LOTS of support for his page on Facebook and Happy Endings wrote to the L O T H tonight to tell her that Alfie will see one of the best vets in Europe for liver problems in dogs next Tuesday.
I'll be crossing my paws for him.
We've been a bit busy helping the Lady Of The House's mum and dad. They are so lovely ... and they doggy-sat me early last week when the L O T H and the M O T H went to a concert in Birmingham for a few hours and we had a really nice evening together.
But then on Friday the L O T H's dad fell over on the ice and has broken his right arm just below the shoulder. So the L O T H has been doing a bit of running around to help out ever since then.
Anyway, I wanted to let you know that Alfie, who I wrote about yesterday, has now got enough money for his operation. There was LOTS of support for his page on Facebook and Happy Endings wrote to the L O T H tonight to tell her that Alfie will see one of the best vets in Europe for liver problems in dogs next Tuesday.
I'll be crossing my paws for him.
| Alfie on the Happy Endings Animal Rescue website |
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