New Kid on the Block!

Another Vizsla has arrived in the area and even better he is little Ditto's full brother. We first went round to meet Flynn's new owners a couple of weeks back, Mum said we had to be on best behaviour, so we both obliged of course. Ditto rolled from head to toe in disgusting smelly fox poo - now you wouldn't catch me doing that, I think its a girl/perfume thing. I saved my star act until we went into the house, much to my delight Flynn's new Mum seemed very happy to throw tennis balls for me in the kitchen, I am very good at throwing them back and did a perfect shot tossing it back to Mum and it landed smack in the middle of a mug of tea which she then split most of it on the settee - bit silly of her!



Last night we went round for supper, well, not sure why I'm saying supper as the humans ate but we weren't given any, most unfair as it smelt pretty good.

But.... meeting Flynn made up for it - a new playmate!! He was a little shy at first and despite my best antics playing with thekong he didn't want to join in, but he soon realised although I am a bit of a giant in comparison I am very tolerant of being jumped on and my ears bitten (years of practice with Ditto!). Then the three of us had great fun and played all evening :)


Here is a little video clip of us playing together whilst Ditto is sat having a cuddle off Sarah, proudly holding her new prized possession - a bottle.

Today we had a lovely walk in the fields nearby to home, unfortunately Mum took the camera which means we have to sit and pose. Well... sort of pose, I like to do my best to ruin the shot, I am sure there is something interesting behind me here!

Now if she takes the SLR its not too bad as that means action shots, but this was the little panasonic which means we have to sit still.... yaaawwwwwnnn...

We do try NOT to both look at the camera at the same time as that would just be too easy!

Mmmmm I can smell something in the air!

And here we have perfected our "ignore the camera" pose :)

It's been a busy week - tomorrow we are off to meet Daisy for a walk, Daisy isn't a Vizsla, she is apparently a terrier, but we enjoy pretending she is a rabbit and chasing her around. We had to act as search and rescue dogs one night in the week as Daisy had gone off hunting, we thought this was great fun - we'd just come in from our normal walk when the phone rang and we got bundled off into the car for another one in the fields in the dark, great fun - humans seemed to disagree and were cross with Daisy who was luckily found after being missing in action for over 5 hours!