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Author Archives: patinkingsheath
the truant
Yesterday should have been our fourth session at dog school – teacher Hannah of Pawfect Dogsense, location Kings Heath Park. I greet Isis who is fast asleep and tweak back the blinds. Bright sunshine bounces through the window and blasts … Continue reading
my holiday snaps
Boss couldn’t put up my holiday snaps while I was in Wales. Sigh. She said Polymath’s laptop wouldn’t take her camera card. If you ask me she’s just thick. Anyway, here I am. ….relaxing on the sleeping bag ….navigating … Continue reading
thoughts about thought-flies
Wednesday October 15th 2014 We walk for two hours and Isis is very good. Following the advice of Hannah (of Pawfect Dogsense) I stop every time Isis’s lead becomes taut and only move on when she stops pulling and the … Continue reading
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home again
Tuesday October 14th 2014 Back at home Isis seems much calmer than she was on Sunday: it must be hugely disconcerting to be plonked down in a strange place when you cannot see or hear. And, of course, she is … Continue reading
lost sausage
Monday October 13th 2014 The journey back to Birmingham is inauspicious. It rains steadily for most of the way. When we stop at Dinky’s I buy a sausage for Isis and hot chocolate and a squishy bun for me. I … Continue reading
Sunday – a day of rest?
Off and on in the early hours I am aware that Isis is not in the room with me. I vaguely assume she is sleeping in the hall. When I get up I discover that she is not in the … Continue reading
Hanging by a thread
Friday 10th Isis is suspiciously quiet this morning Ahh yes! Sigh! Unfortunately this was my newest polo necked sweater. Isis is unmoved. A wild hour and a half at the beach this morning leaves Isis wet and hyper. I attempt … Continue reading
‘a fiend in feline shape’
Sunday October 5th 2014 Isis is very good in the car except for chasing ‘flies’ energetically up and down the back seat as I negotiate the Stourbridge ring road. She sleeps in her bed and receives a sausage with enthusiasm … Continue reading
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Isis and the yellow ring
Two weeks ago, touching, let alone grooming anywhere near Isis’s head was a no-no. Any attempt elicited a strong “SNAP”! Each day I have touched her face or ears or chin fleetingly and casually during routines like lead on, lead … Continue reading
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