SheepChaser 8,082 Posted February 4, 2020 Report Share Posted February 4, 2020 Ended up with a sudden team expansion this weekend. Firstly a couple of mates come down for a visit and one had to free up a little kennel space for a few weeks so left his springer dog with me on Saturday, and then on Sunday I ended up with a terrier due to the kindness of a soft hearted man Anyway, had an hour in between jobs today and decided we needed a little bit of team bonding time, so took the two of them, along with two of my collies out for a mooch. Never has the terrier off lead before, and he’s a bit of an unknown quantity, and as it was first time out with the spaniel without my mate there, I started in a little fenced plantation out the back of the house and then when I’d decided they weren’t going to be total wankers, set off into a couple little patches near by. No great excitement, but pushed a few pheasants and a tri of roe out, the dogs all got on and I got home on time with all the dogs. So all in all a good maiden voyage for the surprise new team. 10 Quote Link to post
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MH1 1,805 Posted February 4, 2020 Report Share Posted February 4, 2020 Strong looking collie mate 1 Quote Link to post
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white van man 3,187 Posted February 5, 2020 Report Share Posted February 5, 2020 First of many walks out for you. Good little team there. I like listening to my spaniel terrier crashing about in the woodlands. Heart in my mouth when it’s the lurchers though. Great to see the collies out with you too. 1 Quote Link to post
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