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| Doc, Mema and Her Majesty Miss Betty |
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| There were Corgi's and their humans of every sort ...... |
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| Miss Betty shows us how she deals with this unruly lot |
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| Couple of pups |
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| Brindle Cardigan Corgi |
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| Cardigan Fluffy |
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| Always one trouble maker in every crowd |
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| The Pembroke crowd were pretty well behaved |
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| Let the walk begin!! |
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| "Outside Facilities" were provided |
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| Excitement built as the end was in sight |
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| The route was quite simple but the Fluffy crowd managed some confusion |
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| The end of the walk was very refreshing |
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| Who says Corgis aren't water dogs |
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| After a good splash the tired little Corgis head home |
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| Some rode in style |
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| Some too tired to move |
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| others chose to mingle a little longer |
Aaaaaaaah, lucky you !!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteNana, Uyanga, and I would love participate.....
Oh, Doc! I use to breed and show pems. I still have three. Nothing like the smile of a corgi. And, nothing like a six week old corgi pup! Fabulous post.
ReplyDeleteBonjour Flo de Sendai,
ReplyDeleteThank you for visiting my Blog, it would have been good to have you and your Corgi's in the walk.
Jim,
Yes I remember you told me that you once were very involved in Pem's. There is nothing sweeter then a Corgi smile. I could have easily taken those pups home with me they were just too cute.
My goodness, I've never seen so many Corgi's in one place, I bet it was a fun walk with all those dogs around!!
ReplyDeleteRob,
ReplyDeleteYes it was quite fun. Our Betty is a retired Therapy dog so she is very quiet and reserved and hardly utters a peep. So it was different to hear Corgi's that bark and show their excitement. Betty, because her training would just turn her back and ignore them. As if to say, "really, we will have none of that".