For the last couple of weeks our days have been dedicated to getting sticky bobbles off Kizzie without Murphy picking them up. First they go for their run, then one of use takes a comb to Kizzie whilst the other brushes Murphy. One attempts to keep them from picking the seeds back up whilst one hoovers.
Then we spend the rest of the day picking bobbles and grass seeds off one or the other.
Murphy just sighs and lets us get on with it
It beats scrubbing mud off them though :)
Thursday, 2 August 2012
Wednesday, 25 July 2012
yum
Goats milk yoghurt
honey
banana
I bought an ice cream maker to make the hooligans own ice cream (him indoors liked my own made stuff too, but I am not sure I am prepared to spend 15 minutes making custard again). Anyway for my little darlings ice cream, I stuffed a piece of banana into the hole in the bottom of the kongs and whizzed the yoghurt and honey through the ice cream maker, then stuffed the kong. Freezer for a couple of hours, and the hooligans had a lovely 5 minutes in the garden with them. They keep licking their lips so I assume the sticky honey is lingering :)
I am not sure you need the gadget though, it would be just as easy to simply put the yoghurt in a kong and freeze it .... hmmm However I got my maker on the tesco voucher exchange - it was half price, and spending vouchers that I got free. So it was a bargain ;)
honey
banana
I bought an ice cream maker to make the hooligans own ice cream (him indoors liked my own made stuff too, but I am not sure I am prepared to spend 15 minutes making custard again). Anyway for my little darlings ice cream, I stuffed a piece of banana into the hole in the bottom of the kongs and whizzed the yoghurt and honey through the ice cream maker, then stuffed the kong. Freezer for a couple of hours, and the hooligans had a lovely 5 minutes in the garden with them. They keep licking their lips so I assume the sticky honey is lingering :)
I am not sure you need the gadget though, it would be just as easy to simply put the yoghurt in a kong and freeze it .... hmmm However I got my maker on the tesco voucher exchange - it was half price, and spending vouchers that I got free. So it was a bargain ;)
Tuesday, 24 July 2012
dog friendly beach
During the period March to October few beaches allow dogs. We have one an hour or so away so the hooligans get to charge about and splash in the sea. And dig.
Yesterday we noticed 2 dog wardens watching. There were lots of dogs running about having fun and I hope the wardens report back that the dogs had a good time, were well behaved and the humans picked up. I will be sad if this bit of coast bans families with dogs.
Friday, 6 July 2012
Friday, 29 June 2012
tired out
Kizzie knows better than to leave her chew laying around. Murphy isn't called "Two Chews" for nothing. She really was fast asleep here
Thursday, 28 June 2012
We went to the seaside
As it was such a nice day we took ourselves off to the beach. We had a lovely couple of hours.
On the way back we had only been in the car a few minutes when Kizzie leaned over the back seat and started to whine very insistantly. B pulled into a layby right across from a deer park! There were lots of "stay....staaay..." whilst we opened the boot, but they were as good as gold and sat and waited whilst we put the leads on. Phew!! As they jumped out I realised why Kiz had been so upset. There was a very large puddle of vomitty looking stuff. Poor little love used to get very car sick but she has been fine lately. Luckily we always pile the boot with blankets so I just lifted the top one out and shook it by the side of the road, noticing at the same time that the kibble forming a large part of the pile was in fact Murphy's. That's a first. Bless my little girl she was telling me that Murphy was ill :)
As we drove home we could see huge flashes of lightening and the sky got darker and darker. It was the biggest storm I have driven through, lightening striking down to the ground, thunder fit to deafen and pounding rain that the wipers couldn't keep up with. The roads were flooded and it did get a bit scary, but we were very brave as we didn't want to frighten the dogs.
All is well that ends well , both hooligans are fast asleep with full bellies as they have just eaten their dinners and the sun is shining
On the way back we had only been in the car a few minutes when Kizzie leaned over the back seat and started to whine very insistantly. B pulled into a layby right across from a deer park! There were lots of "stay....staaay..." whilst we opened the boot, but they were as good as gold and sat and waited whilst we put the leads on. Phew!! As they jumped out I realised why Kiz had been so upset. There was a very large puddle of vomitty looking stuff. Poor little love used to get very car sick but she has been fine lately. Luckily we always pile the boot with blankets so I just lifted the top one out and shook it by the side of the road, noticing at the same time that the kibble forming a large part of the pile was in fact Murphy's. That's a first. Bless my little girl she was telling me that Murphy was ill :)
As we drove home we could see huge flashes of lightening and the sky got darker and darker. It was the biggest storm I have driven through, lightening striking down to the ground, thunder fit to deafen and pounding rain that the wipers couldn't keep up with. The roads were flooded and it did get a bit scary, but we were very brave as we didn't want to frighten the dogs.
All is well that ends well , both hooligans are fast asleep with full bellies as they have just eaten their dinners and the sun is shining
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