Great temperament and very well behaved for a pup. I'm into my running so really looking forward to getting her out to stretch her legs. Reckon I'll give up before she does however 
Day 2 and Jay takes an instant dislike to my wooden cat and promptly chewed it's ears off:
Must be true what they say about owners becoming like their dogsbertieduff wrote:Lovely dog!
Always had collies. Every one of them completely mad
lovelyShe does have some chewing toys now Robin and the wooden cat has been removed so I can try to fashion a pair of replacement earsrobin wrote:We give Woofy plastic bottles, margarine tubs, etc., to chew - she hasn't (yet) chewed anything she shouldn't .... however she did take a liking to a stack of light bulbs in the hall - she unwrapped half a dozen of them and chewed the cardboard (but left the bulbs to one side, thankfully!). Cheers, Robin
Mind you put my shoes down in the hall this morning, nipped off to grab something only to come back to one with a chewed lace, doh And yes very sharp, a friend has 2 Border Collies and he say's you'll only trick a Collie once I hope the (wooden) cat makes a speedy recovery ... perhaps you should get some real cats to "play" with Jay We already have a 'real' cat that we have had for about 8 years called Eddie. Can't say he's overly impressed with the newcomer so is keeping well out of the way at the moment. I put Jay in the garden to keep her away from the cat the other day but lo and behold she came in through the catflap so foiled again. That will only work for a few weeks until she gets a bit biggerrobin wrote:
