May 17, 201610 yr Dear cutiethebagel (sorry Beagle) . I think you may live in Chiang Mai... mm? how about some shots around town..? and have you got any pussa friends? I am sure I have some relatives there ! cheers BC Edited May 17, 201610 yr by bundycat
May 17, 201610 yr Popular Post Dear cutiethebagel (sorry Beagle) . I think you may live in Chiang Mai... mm? how about some shots around town..? and have you got any pussa friends? I am sure I have some relatives there ! cheers BC Unfortunately my daddy barely take me around, he only takes me to store and buy food. Mommy can't drive (high anxiety) so we only spend time around where we live. I have some photos at other places on mommy's computer, will post some as requested [emoji16]
May 22, 201610 yr Popular Post Lazy man and his dog... short walkies and a wave and then a lie down ! Who's a good boy?
May 22, 201610 yr ImageUploadedByThaivisa Connect1463450832.124017.jpg Please remember, "that dog is for life, not just for songkran"
May 25, 201610 yr Popular Post Both strays which we took in, now they are best pals and inseperable, amazing what a little kindness and care can achieve
May 25, 201610 yr Popular Post In another life time in the UK - I had Bosun a 86 kilo Newfoundland, sadly like many large dogs he had heart problems and at the age of eight passed away and made the final walk over rainbow Bridge. Miss swimming with you old buddy and our life saving rescue training.
May 26, 201610 yr Both strays which we took in, now they are best pals and inseperable, amazing what a little kindness and care can achieve 1.jpg Friendship has no boundaries
May 26, 201610 yr In another life time in the UK - I had Bosun a 86 kilo Newfoundland, sadly like many large dogs he had heart problems and at the age of eight passed away and made the final walk over rainbow Bridge. Miss swimming with you old buddy and our life saving rescue training. 2.jpg 3.jpg Wow! He is big. I used to see some dog similar to him when I went to dog show in Chiangmai and wonder how could he survives with the heat here. It must be hard
May 30, 201610 yr Popular Post In another life time in the UK - I had Bosun a 86 kilo Newfoundland, sadly like many large dogs he had heart problems and at the age of eight passed away and made the final walk over rainbow Bridge. Miss swimming with you old buddy and our life saving rescue training. 2.jpg 3.jpg Wow! He is big. I used to see some dog similar to him when I went to dog show in Chiangmai and wonder how could he survives with the heat here. It must be hard It must be hell for Newfoundlands in Thailand, they have a double coat. Mine in the UK was in his element sitting outside in the snow
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