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Elsie came with us to agility on Saturday but was more interested in running around chasing the others than seriously thinking about jumping
The lowest jumps still seem a little high for her compared to our teeny weeny ones at home. Never mind, we’ll keep practising 
. Ellie kept looking back to make sure she was ok, playing the big sister, bless her 
I have to say that Elsie was quite at home playing with the large Sheperds and Labs – she has no idea how small she really is 
Definitely crazy ha ha
Loves company and can’t sit still for a minute . Thinks she’s a rottie or a GSD and acts accordingly 
Might be double the anything. Elsie is probably twice the dog of most others to start with, so who knows.Well we just couldn’t let her go, so Elsie has now become Pixie Ayres, the newest, teeniest and loudest member of our family
Don’t tell her she’s tiny though as she is convinced she’s the biggest of us all We’ll never be bored here with her antics – Ellie and herself have become inseperable, absolute best pals and Cassius our lab has learned to tolerate the youngsters The cat is still traumatised, now with 2 bold girlies to watch out for. I hope to add Pixie to the agility squad as soon as she masters some basic obedience, which we are working on so we should have great fun
It’s a hard life you know
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Having fun in Tymon ParkOh Fidelma ….Saw Elsie aka Pixie in happy endings and was just going to send you a msg hoping you weren’t too sad letting her go … AS IF YOU DID
Absolutely delighted for you … Perfect, perfect, perfect. The photo of Ellie and Pixie sleeping says it all. You have set up my weekend with that up-date and photos.
Two crazy dogs together, mmm, double the noise, double the mayhem, double world domination!!!
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