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Likes: Cuddles - especially ear scritching; and my beautiful bride, Bella; and banana pupcakes!
Pet-Peeves: Water goblins and having my toes fiddled with
Favorite Toy: Fluffy squeakies
Favorite Food: denta stix
Favorite Walk: Along the canal bank at Brigham, E Yorkshire
Best Tricks: Sitting on the settee like a person, front legs on the floor, back legs folded neatly
Arrival Story: Henry is the product of a broken home - his owner couldn't care for him as she was a nurse on shift work. Poor Henry was handed around like a parcel, he was spoiled though, used to getting his own way. He came to us aged 14 months when we lost our beloved Megan who went to Rainbow Bridge aged 10. Henry was rehomed through www.daneline.co.uk (we got Megan and sister China through them too)
Bio: Henry is a beautifully marked brindle Dane, just like a tiger. He is still very wilful but incredibly affectionate and loving, he does enjoy sitting on your knee. He has a bride, Virginia Isabella. His worst thing is he slobbers a lot - I mean, a lot, he broke the thermostat for our central heating because one of his drools landed - splat - right into the mechanism. The vacuum and clothes dryer also broke because they were clogged with doghair (and biscuit crumbs in the case of the dryer). Henry is also very very scared of water and thinks that there are water goblins in the tiniest drop, all set to wind their slimy fingers up his leggies. He refuses to go out in the rain if he can get away with it, and bathing is - um - problematic. Henry has his own dogblog at www.mydogblog.co.uk/megansmom
Forums Motto: I drool, therefore I am
The Groups I'm In: "Cobblestone Square", ★PLANET PAWLLYWOOD★, ☆ Sam's Stinky Dog Cafe ☆, ☻Paw Pals☻, ***The Pet's Fun Forum***, Fancypants Cafe, ~United Kingdom Woofers~, Brindles of the world UNITE, Danes in the UK, Proud Princes, ~ Pets Unlimited ~, ~WhereFursMatterMost~, ~~~*♥Dog Park USA♥*~~~
The Last Forum I Posted In: Annie
Best friend: Virginia Isabella who lives in - West Virginia! She is just the best thing that ever happened to me, she's gorgeous!
Biggest naughtiness: Going walkabout without my parents
There's this tree trunk by our driveway - mummy says it's dead. Whatever, all we know is that there's CRITTERS living in it! China and I have seen them, little itty bitty stripy things. Mummy says they're squirrels. Doesn't matter what they are, they're PESKY!
We stood on our tippy tippy toes today to try and get them, but they just disappeared.
Wow, what an honour. Thank you Dogster (big slurps and drools!)
Having a great time in our new home. The only problem is next door. Well, actually, they aren't the problem. No, it's more that our pawrents won't let me go mooching over there since I legged it at 4.30 am on Wed to see if I could find dem kitties that live there. What a hullabaloo, the pawrents tipping-toeing round the field in their night kit, with torches no less! Mummy said they looked like a right pair of eejits.
Mummy knew exactly where I'd gone, so my fun time was limited. And now I'm not allowed off my lead out in the yard because the pawrents know I'll be off in no time. It's okay down the field, but not near the house.
Its been quite a while since I set paw to keyboard. In my last diary entry, I foolishly expessed the wish that the pawrents would go away again and leave us Heather.
No such luck. Weve bloomin well EMIGRATED, haven't we! Yes, pups, we now live in a place called Prince Edward Island, not England. China and I knew summat was up when we got sent to doggy day care. That was brill, we had such a good time. But it was weird because every time we came home, there was less ands less furniture. And finally we came home one day and there was NUTHIN!
Wasn't so bad because we went to stay with Auntie Alison for a few days, and her daughters always make a super big fuss of moi. But then .....
....one day a strange man came and took us away in crates. We had to stay overnight in kennels, then they took us to a place called an Airport and they loaded us onto this plane thing. We were SO scared!
All sorts of horrid things happened after that. At one stage, we got tossed about but then it all went quiet for a long time until there was a bump. Some men took us out of the plane and left us in a cold draughty place. We really thought we had been abandoned forever. But then our mum and dad arrived, we were soooooo happy to see them and know we were safe.
So now we have a new home which is brilly because there's a wood burning stove to lie and bake ourselves and a HUGE field out back to go running in. Also we go out in the car most days instead of being left at home.