Dino
posted by Kai at 21:40
If you have read dad's post about us giving blood today, the astute among you will have noticed that there are six Beasts in the final photograph:
Welcome, if you would, Dino as a Beastly Beast; albeit on a temporary basis until he selects the humans he wishes to reside with on a permanent basis.
Dino has been rather choosey, and as such has been spent a considerable time at White Lodge since last summer, although he has also resided with my good friend Sol and his human, Alison, for the occasional weekend of late.
However, I am glad to say that he has accepted our offer of spending time with us until he makes a decision on his full time residence.
Dino is a friendly fellow (a little too friendly at one point this afternoon I might say), but does rather get carried away when he sees dogs of a non-pointy variety at present.
Dino giving mum a kiss
We have already taken him to Salcey Forest - which of course he enjoyed immensely - and dad provided a splendid tea.
So as you can imagine, what with donating blood and having Dino arrive, it has been a busy day for us, and it is now time for bed.
I'm sure we'll be telling more Dino stories in the days to come.
Kai
Welcome, if you would, Dino as a Beastly Beast; albeit on a temporary basis until he selects the humans he wishes to reside with on a permanent basis.
Dino has been rather choosey, and as such has been spent a considerable time at White Lodge since last summer, although he has also resided with my good friend Sol and his human, Alison, for the occasional weekend of late.
However, I am glad to say that he has accepted our offer of spending time with us until he makes a decision on his full time residence.
Dino is a friendly fellow (a little too friendly at one point this afternoon I might say), but does rather get carried away when he sees dogs of a non-pointy variety at present.
Dino giving mum a kiss
We have already taken him to Salcey Forest - which of course he enjoyed immensely - and dad provided a splendid tea.
So as you can imagine, what with donating blood and having Dino arrive, it has been a busy day for us, and it is now time for bed.
I'm sure we'll be telling more Dino stories in the days to come.
Kai
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7 Comments:
Cheers Kai, our special combined magical Ginga Powers have not yet failed us and after our chat about persuading yer Dad to use his brilliant PR skills to help my mate Dino, you've obviously had words!
Dino's a great lad to have around as a bruv, an OK guy in every way.
Well done my partner in Ginganess, I look forward to hatching further secret plans and schemes together on Sunday at Beacon Hill.
Yours in Ginga invincibility,
-x- Sol
Well done everyone for donating blood - Such a worthwhile thing to do. Josie said that she would like to do it but was told that, at nine, she was too old. Bless!
Enjoy immensely reading all the articles.
Lots of love to all (Josie sends kisses to all the beasts). xxxxx
I read on Dino's section that he's suffering from BDS syndrome. He seems a lovely dog, what sort of illness is this? I hope it doesn't hurt him and he gets well soon
Jan
Welcome Dino. It's a hard life as a Beastly BEast but someone's gotta do it....
Jan,
Unfortunately BDS is something they are born with and have all their life unless they are lucky enough to find the right person. Until attitudes change there is no cure. Black Dog Syndrome means that they are so often the ones left in the kennels.
Hi everyone
i'm in my new home its wierd but okay. Everyone is being nice to me so i'm not too scared.
Miss you all
Dino
Hi Dino,
We've heard from someone that knows your new mum, and they said she's nice; which we knew anyway.
It was great fun having you here. We're stuck with another stripy one (can't they decide what colour they want to be?), in the shape of Dick.
Take care and keep in touch.
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