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10 minutes ago, Doug Tait said:

Have thought about you and Bonnie often today Ted. She looked lovely and fit, very happy in your pack!

Losing them is hard going. 

Aye indeed but her welfare and not my feelings had to come first. Hard though it is.The end was peaceful and dignified, I'd like to think she was thanking me, her eyes said she was.

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2 minutes ago, roboted said:

Aye indeed but her welfare and not my feelings had to come first. Hard though it is.The end was peaceful and dignified, I'd like to think she was thanking me, her eyes said she was.

They do say the eyes don't lie, I think you will be right.

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One I said I would post a bit back for Gary112,  sorry for quality of photos as they are photos of photos, Grey and white border collie that we had called Smoke,

First photo circa 1985 about 14wk old on the banks of Loch Awe,

Second photo curca 1987, Smoke aged about 2 ish and the first Lab I had called Dusk about 9mth old at the time taken on a bright but cold morning on Derwentwater Keswick.

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7 hours ago, spuddog0507 said:

One I said I would post a bit back for Gary112,  sorry for quality of photos as they are photos of photos, Grey and white border collie that we had called Smoke,

First photo circa 1985 about 14wk old on the banks of Loch Awe,

Second photo curca 1987, Smoke aged about 2 ish and the first Lab I had called Dusk about 9mth old at the time taken on a bright but cold morning on Derwentwater Keswick.

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Pretty looking dogs Spuddog

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22 minutes ago, gary112 said:

Pretty looking dogs Spuddog

Yes that Collie was a smart dog in more ways than one, its mother was a good working dog on a hill farm up east Lancs where i worked now n then, when i went to the mother in laws the collie would be going round n round in the back of the van as the mother in law had a fair lot of chickens n ducks and smoke would be up n down the field with them all day,

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11 hours ago, spuddog0507 said:

Yes that Collie was a smart dog in more ways than one, its mother was a good working dog on a hill farm up east Lancs where i worked now n then, when i went to the mother in laws the collie would be going round n round in the back of the van as the mother in law had a fair lot of chickens n ducks and smoke would be up n down the field with them all day,

Smoke and Dusk are great names for them. My Uncle had good working sheepdogs called Mist, Murk and Sleet. Murk was a champion trial dog, as a teenager I got the pick of her litter for my first sheepdog.

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3 hours ago, Doug Tait said:

Smoke and Dusk are great names for them. My Uncle had good working sheepdogs called Mist, Murk and Sleet. Murk was a champion trial dog, as a teenager I got the pick of her litter for my first sheepdog.

My grand parents had a Collie call Murk and one called Rain along with many others,

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1 hour ago, spuddog0507 said:

My grand parents had a Collie call Murk and one called Rain along with many others,

I might call one " precipitation due to encroaching low from the south west visibility poor " Has a sorta ring to it .

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1 minute ago, Stubby said:

I might call one " precipitation due to encroaching low from the south west visibility poor " Has a sorta ring to it .

I'd like to see you calling it back on the morning walk!

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2 hours ago, Doug Tait said:

I'd like to see you calling it back on the morning walk!

All boils down to the same usual call

"Comhere you bstard"

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