Dave: my daily blog

1) Woke up licked my balls. 

2) Jumped on daisy: she didn't want to play. 

3) Licked my balls. 

4) Greeted mum & dad (Gayle and Paul), had breakfast. 

5) Ditto no. 3

6) Went for a short walk: it was drizzling and windy.

7) Ditto no. 3

8) Packed in the car with Daisy for the long drive home to Manchester. 

9) Ditto no. 3

10) Set off - Stopped: its those two very nice, quiet, polite ladies from the pub last night. Dad's forced to stop and mum jumps out of the car to say goodbye: its difficult to stop her talking! 

11) Ditto no. 3

12) Set off home. 

13) Ditto no'3

14) Stopped: had a wee

15) Ditto no. 3

16) Rolled onto Daisy: she's still alive... phew!

17) Ditto 14, 15 and 16 several times over the 8 hours journey. 

18) Arrived home - yeh, its good to be back! 

19) Got walked, had a wee and then fed... hmmm.

20) Licked my balls 

21) Sleep, dreaming of... my holiday in Pendeen. 

A day in the life of Dave the Burnese Mountain Dog. 

This is me, i'm 14 months old... and growing! 

 

This is Daisy, she's my best friend: 

 

Comments

  1. Anonymous10 June 2017 at 18:26

    Hi Jules I thought you had Colin back with you until I got to the end, Dave is beautiful.
    XXX

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