Sometimes trying to understand Kirra is not easy. She looks at you in such a way and of course this could be walks, food, water or just attention.
She has my undivided attention most of the time, however, I can be guilty due to distractions from time to time.
I am busy getting ready for another session of dialysis, so I hope on Friday to have a new photo of my Kirra after her pampering session of over 3 hours.
Have a good day.
It has been sometime since my Kirra had a professional grooming, with my being in hospital and ongoing dialysis.
Kirra is due to have a mobile dog groomer coming to our home on Wednesday afternoon so it will be interesting to see how she reacts.
If all goes well, I intend to ensure Kirra has grooming every 7 weeks or so.
A walk is always enjoyed on a Sunday. However tonight gale force.wind and rain does.mean safer indoors.
Stay safe everyone.
A day to reflect of 2013 and hope and pray for a year ahead of peace and good health to all.
Kirra can move quicky especially if something catches her eye. She loves the outdoors and today it is gale force winds and torrential rain. So rather reluctant to venture outdoors for my own safety .
Kirra wishes all her friends a peaceful and loving Christmas and as the photo shows it has snowed here so a White Chistmas.
Winter frost appeared this morning, and whilst Autumn still attempts to retain its status the frost can be appealing and Kirra loves these days.
Kirra likes nothing better than falling asleep under my desk, however, where do I put my feet.
Kirra is not at all happy.
Reason being, we have a work force in our home, changing our central heating from solid fuel to that of Electric Storage Heating. The upheaval should last until the end of the week (if all goes well) which is just as well, as the weather is due to become much colder over the weekend.
Spring over here and you will see it can be rather fickle.
Glorious sunshine
About turn – sharp frost
Just as well my Kirra has her winter coat.
When out walking, it is interesting who you meet along the way.
This morning, Kirra and I met up with a couple who had (2) ruby Cavaliers (mother and daughter Cavaliers) and immediately they all took an interest in each other as well as we their respective owners in getting to know one another.
Meeting folk and their dogs is always wonderful and only adds to the joy of dog walking.
