I had a bit of a calm start to the new week after all the excitement of the weekend. Chip went to Agility training so I had a nice walk around the picturesque nearby village.
This is a old cottage in the main street.
An interesting old style road sign
A very strangely named Public House
And me!
Do you think they use that watering can to water all those flowers?
Lovely tour of the village. The older buildings are so much more interesting and quaint than those tall skyscrapers we see here in the U.S. big cities.
English Shepherds are descended from the dogs settlers took with them to North America to work on their farms from England and lowland Scotland. They were bred to be all round farm and family dogs rather than having just one job to do.
They have been recognized as a distinct breed by the UKC in the USA, since the 1930's.
Wizz is one of the dogs from the first litter to be born in England, she was born on the 3rd of November 2008. Wizz's parents Adam & Eve have been brought to the UK from the US by Jackie to reintroduce the breed to this country.
Check out the 1st web link below to find out more and why.
Below are some pictures of my pack who I live with they are Auntie Breeze (Border Collie), Dare (Border Collie) and Chip (Patterdale Terrer).
Auntie Breeze
This is Auntie Breeze who loves flyball
Dare
This is Dare who likes to stare
Chip
This is Chip who loves to play
My Family
These are pictures of my English Shepherd Family
My Mum
This is my Mum, Eve
My Dad
This is my Dad, Adam
Little me
I think this is me when I was lttle (looking at the camera) with my mother, if not I am one of the others !
My Brothers & Sisters
Below are puppy pictures of my Brothers & Sisters. The first litter of English Shepherd puppies born in the UK. The 11 of us, 5 boys & 6 girls were born on the 3rd of November 2008.
My Brother
My brother, Edenvillage Abel, Alfie (the first born pup)
7 comments:
What a pretty English Shepherd you are! And once again, what pretty scenery!
Elyse and Riley
Lovely pictures! On the Turks Head sign it says "Free House". What does that mean? I've never seen that before :)
Kisses,
Emma Rose
Free House means that its not part of a chain or company owned. Its independent so they can sell what brand of beer and spirits that they like :-)
Wizz
Lovely tour of the village. The older buildings are so much more interesting and quaint than those tall skyscrapers we see here in the U.S. big cities.
What a lovely place to live, and what a perfectly lovely dog.
Love that house... but your picture is definitely the best.
Mom told me she loves to visit villages when she comes to the UK. Lovely pictures, especially of you!
Sage
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