11th November

This is officially NATIONAL STAFFORD WEEKEND with events taking place up and down the country

We will be on the SBT Welfare stand at Discover Dogs on Sunday

Guildford & District SBT Rescue wishes GOOD LUCK to everyone at their events.

That dog Lexus has not had a mention lately but it is not because he has been behaving.
Even with the garden cleared he still manages to source a windfall apple each morning, consuming it with relish and then choking on it when he tries to bark to encourage a speedy arrival of his breakfast, resulting in disgusting noises.
His tongue sticks out from the toothless gap in his mouth more often than not these days, but always when he is sleeping on the sofa.

Smudge is getting on well with the cats so far. Her education has been extended to another twenty dogs of various shapes and sizes and two cows.
Not that it has all been straightforward as David has been subject to Staffie predudice, when a Westie ran up to Smudge and she stiffened because she was unsure only for the Westie owner to shout,'Get that Staffie away from my dog!' David was incredulous and asked her if she was joking. Welcome to our world David! Glad to know it happens to experts too!
He has produced an advert for her which we are going to display in vets.

Poor Tara has developed an ear infection in kennels and is feeling sorry for herself. We really need a foster home for her.

My horse osteopath, Morag, also a Staffie owner has produced some fantstic stickers for the Stafford Walk.
It is also advertised in the Whats On magazine in the Surrey Advertiser.

Good luck to the Stafford Agility Team at Discover Dogs tomorrow.
Sam please introduce yourself to Kerry and give her our love.