And then there were five. By Bessie

On Friday Bonnie and Bertie came to stay for the weekend.   Their daddy dropped them off at lunchtime.   In the afternoon we went for a walk down the castle.  

On Saturday Daddy came out for a walk with us, we met Bertie the cav from next door, down the castle so we had a good run about with him.

On Sunday we got up very early and we all got in the car.   Bonnie jumped right in but Bertie didn't want to be the only boy sat with four girls so he whinged and growled and he had to get pushed in.

Bertie whined all the way to Somerset, but we were all good and nobody pooed, weed or sicked in the car. We got out and had a drink and a dentastik and then Miss Tara came with Monty and Issy and she had snossijs so we had some of them.   Then all the other people came and Miss Jackie and Miss Lauren were there with Reggie, Foxy and Florence.   There were 26 of us dogs in the end.   So we set off on our walk.  We went up a hill and then we came to a big flat bit so Daddy said this was a good place to try Bonnie and Bertie off the lead.  Bonnie was good as gold and just ran about with the rest of us.  Every so often she would stop and look around for Mummy and Mummy would shout her and she would come trotting back for a cuddle.   Bertie ran off over the edge of the hill straight away and Daddy had to chase him and put him back on the lead.

For lunch we stopped at a pub that lets dogs inside.   But we stayed in the garden cos there was quite a lot of us and we didn't want to push our luck.    Then Miss Kim and Mr Boots came to pick up Bertie and Bonnie.  We only had a few minutes with them though cos the rest of the walkers were keen to go.   We would have liked to stay and play with Mr Boots but we wouldn't have been able to find our way back.   So Bertie and Bonnie got in the car with Miss Kim and Mr Boots and we said goodbye and off they went to start their wonderful new life.

*sighs*  I hate to admit it but I do miss them, they were really fun.

After lunch we walked through some fields and we had a run about and Daddy said it was much easier with just three of us and he thought maybe Mummy planned this whole weekend so he would never complain that three was hard work again.   Mummy just do a evil laugh.

And then we were back at the car park.   And Miss Jackie brought this ramp over for us to get in the car and we did all use it and Mummy bought it off her.   Then we went home, had our tea and went straight to bed.   We was very tired.