Look look I have the toy!!

Now this big boy is Reo Hepburn the black lab.  He has had a ruff couple of months, he is a very brave and durable boy. He was attacked by another dog in March this year.  He was badly injured, he had hurt his back and front leg, it was a scary time for the owner. I was in the park at the time and was  hand to give help and assistance.

You can see in the back ground Rhu and Buster, now I shouldn't be happy about this but my lovely Rhu has been teaching Buster to find apples! He follows her round and whatever she has a look at, taste or pee on he will follow!


28^th May 2011
To whom it may concern,
I have known Hilary Bruff for around 6 months, and at all times have found her to be pleasant, friendly and warm. She is a very helpful and responsible individual.
Hilary is able to act calm and rational in emergencies, as she did when my own dog was injured and rushed to the vet one evening. She is well-informed in dog behaviour, and how dogs can react in particular situations.
Whenever I have seen Hilary with her own dogs/others she is always well equipped with toys and such like and they always seem very happy! Therefore I would trust Hilary 100% with my own dog, as I know he would be safe and enjoy the time, and recommend the same to others.

Joanna Hepburn

Still full of fun when we get old

Twiggy is an old lady who lives with her mum Jinty. Jinty as you have found out has a soft spot for my girls and whoever they are playing with in the park or walking on the street.  Twiggy is a rescue and has lived with her mummy for 8-9 years. We are not sure of her age or her origins - she is a good looking doggie, with her whiskers and her look of distaste she  puts my girls way.  She has a taste for ham and chicken!

Jinty likes to give the younger dogs the bones and chews- her old lady doesn't like them any more.

Having older dogs in the park helps the younger ones to repect their elders! 

whiskers of knowledge.

Rain rain go away.

Now I don't know about you but did you see the rain? Yesterday and last night and today? Well my 2 wee ladies were out in it and the wee faces and the SMELL after was something to behold.

Skye was so upset and cold she went to her big sisters bed for some heat, and Rhu being her generous self chucked her out!

So Skye got her favourite toy out and snuggled it instead.

Sky was chucked out, but her Lion gave her a cuddle instead.

Josephine A Simpson

3/4 Boswall Place

Edinburgh

EH5 2ED

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

I have known Hilary for around 4 years as I am her downstairs neighbour. I have noticed that Hilary has a wonderful rapport with her dogs, who are delightful and have never caused me any problems.

The dogs are very well behaved and extremely quiet and co-exist very happily with all the neighbours.

I have no hesitation in recommending Hilary and wish her every success in her new dog-walking business.

With best wishes

Josephine A. Simpson



Wee Abbey and Mintzy the cat.

This morning ( 8AM) I was out and about with a new baby girl. She is about 6months old and a mix of Fox Terrier  Miniature Australian Kelpie and miniature Labrador . So this little lady is a smart cookie.

Abbey is the cutest thing I have seen for a while and what makes it even better is that she has a best friend,  Mitzy.  This darling wee cat is just her friend. It came with us! Trotted behind us all the way.

You go I go!

Abbey is a nervous girl, it took me a good 15 minutes for her to feel comfortable - chicken helped! She was happy to go on the grass out side her house then down to the next bit of grass then the end of the street, then her wee tail was up and she was off.

Once we had got to the park and had a wee sniff and run about we did some retrieve work- which for this little lady was very good.

I had forgotten how small pups could be -  as my girls are monsters and Buster is growing into a strapping lad.

You are going nowhere without me!

Happy girl.

Can't wait for next week, to see if madam comes out to play again.