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Introducing Bowser




 


At last Bowser has arrived, his settling in well eating playing, playing, pulling on his walk like a steam train, playing a bit more, eating and a little nap today. Only hope he sleeps as well as he did last night which apart from a little whine at first he was quiet in the hall all night.

Sorrel is finding it a bit difficult sharing but slowly she will come round and as Bowser seems to be learning quickly knowing his bed, recognising his new name and coming in the house once a whistle is called, ready for his recall training. More news to follow......



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  1. Unknown27 August 2017 at 23:09

    Good to see the name family member and no doubt Sorrel will get used to Bowser....strange name does it mean anything ? Anyway welcome Bowser no doubt will hear more about your adventures in future.

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