Hi all,

Had to share this with you all, Daisy our WCS has been through alot in the last few weeks, with UTI and delayed injections and all, however yesterday was my proudest day yet, We were both at one of my customers gardens, its a rather large garden, with open ground at the top of the garden, and woods, and scrub at the bottom, I stood at the top of the garden, and launched her Dummie down the lenght of the garden, into the woods/scrub, Daisy launched herself off sprinted across the lawns, dissapeared into the wood/scrub, after a couple of seconds of undergrowth movmenthe reappeared with the dummie in her mouth, tail wagging, and ran all the way back up to us at the top of the garden,,,

WAS A PROUD MOMENT:D

Thanks Harry

A Harry at 02:20AM on Apr 10, 2010

Hi all,

 

Had to share this with you all, Daisy our WCS has been through alot in the last few weeks, with UTI and delayed injections and all, however yesterday was my proudest day yet, We were both at one of my customers gardens, its a rather large garden, with open ground at the top of the garden, and woods, and scrub at the bottom, I stood at the top of the garden, and launched her Dummie down the lenght of the garden, into the woods/scrub, Daisy launched herself off sprinted across the lawns, dissapeared into the wood/scrub, after a couple of seconds of undergrowth movmenthe reappeared with the dummie in her mouth, tail wagging, and ran all the way back up to us at the top of the garden,,,

 

WAS A PROUD MOMENT:D

Thanks Harry

Oh and i forgot to say, she was 14 weeks old yesterday:D

What a little star....:)

Great news that little Daisy is out and about and making her dad proud

I have been wondering how the little girl has been getting on.

All we need now is lots of photos of her doing her 'job' as gardener's apprentice.

Glad to hear Daisy is making her debut into the world of gardening with style Harry, I'm sure she'll prove very 'helpful' in the months to come:D whenever they do something special, no matter how big or small, that sense of pride just can't be beaten.............:wink: so pleased she is better now.

What a clever girl

Isnt that just san fantastic  I tend to find the babies that need that extra bit of care when younger seem to be closer to us and we have that bit more of a bond and understanding  Well done that lttle angel xx

Pleased she's recovered and starting to do cocker things:wink:

YAY! clever girl I remember the first bird Lucy ever picked (a tiny wee partridge that fell literally in front of her nose at 6-ish months)- I was in tears as she brought it back I was so proud!!

That's great to hear, just wait for her to retrieve her first Pheasant, there's nothing like it!