Thanks everyone, very much appreciated. Getting through day 2 without him at the mo distracting ourselves with cleaning camping equipment for next week. As for Blue Mish, it was our daughter's idea. In fact Blue was our daughter's dog originally but he retired to our place full time about 5 years ago having lived here off and on for 15 years. His first year was on the streets of Leeds. Blue was a rescue dog found eating out of dustbins when he was one. He went to a dog's home in Leeds but got shipped to one near us, where our daughter fell in love with him. Pure luck he was over here. Blue became his Sunday name eventually, as it morphed into Doody or Doods, I suppose from Bluedy Doody. We all knew him as Doody at home.
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That loving look! My heart melts
ReplyDeleteSo many great photographs, so many memories. Blue at the computer, working on the blog. RIP.
ReplyDeleteVery sorry Woodsy. I have lost several over the years, each memorable in their own way, and never forgotten.
ReplyDeleteJIm David
Henderson NV
A heart-warming gallery of a much loved family member, never to be forgotten.
ReplyDeleteA big hug my friend...
ReplyDeleteLooks like he was a great pooch Woodsy.
ReplyDeleteJust one question though.
Why 'Blue' ?
Thanks everyone, very much appreciated. Getting through day 2 without him at the mo distracting ourselves with cleaning camping equipment for next week. As for Blue Mish, it was our daughter's idea. In fact Blue was our daughter's dog originally but he retired to our place full time about 5 years ago having lived here off and on for 15 years. His first year was on the streets of Leeds. Blue was a rescue dog found eating out of dustbins when he was one. He went to a dog's home in Leeds but got shipped to one near us, where our daughter fell in love with him. Pure luck he was over here. Blue became his Sunday name eventually, as it morphed into Doody or Doods, I suppose from Bluedy Doody. We all knew him as Doody at home.
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