And a Happy 6th Birthday "Hello!" from Liza for Harvey, who is Kayla and Flora's litter brother from Reggie and Smudge's litter of ​ six pups born back in 2014

Another "Happy 6th Birthday" greeting for one of Reggie and Smudge's ​six pups born in 2014.

"Dear Jane,
Do hope you and your family , and the whole Poundlane pack, are keeping well.
Just a message on the eve of Foras 6th birthday to thank you for her , send best wishes to her siblings and of course love and gratitude to Smudge and Reggie.
Flora is well , enjoying life and keeping us happy.
Attached are a couple of pictures from a recent trip to the Cotswolds.
Love from Alan and Lucy, and a 100 wags from Flora.
xxxx"

Happy 6th Birthday greeting have arrived for Kayla and her five siblings. She is from Reggie and Smudge's litter of ​six pups born in 2014.

"Hi Jane
I hope everything is OK with you. 
I can't believe our gorgeous little pup will be 6 tomorrow.  I was looking back at when she was born and her first few weeks playing with her litter mates, on your website!  She is such a loved and loving little dog and we wouldn't be without her. 
I have attached a recent photo. 
Best wishes
Lynne and Family" 

Archie is from Reggie and Smudge's ​Nine pups born April 2012

Ralphie is from ​Casper and Blottie's litter of nine little Blenheim pups born last year. Ralphie started off with the name, "Bruce" and he is  ​A little miracle. He is the pup that got some sort of tummy upset at around three weeks old last year, and I really thought I was going to lose him, but ​he never give up.

Blottie after a good run out, wash off with the hose and dry off. Settles down for her Sunday afternoon nap.

Three of our dogs decided, whilst we were digging, trying to sort out an issue of water building up (from the heavy rain we are having)  behind our sheds. They would do a bit of digging themselves. Trying to dig up rats that are taking up residency in a bank on our property.

Lottie is from Ernest and Bumble's litter, born March 2018 ​Bumble and her eight pups at one week old. She was MRI scanned along with Rosie last Autumn and was graded  CM 1 and SM 0c. She will also be Doppler ultrasound heart scanned alongside Rosie later this year. 
To understand CM/SM and the grading above click on the following link chiari malformation/syringomyelia leaflet. 

Rosie the lovely Cavalier/Brittany girl we were lucky to find in 2018 Introducing Rosie was MRI scanned last Autumn and graded CM 0 and SM 0c. The best result you can get. She will be Doppler ultrasound heart scanned once she reaches her second birthday. 
To understand CM/SM and the grading above click on the following link chiari malformation/syringomyelia leaflet. 

​“I sit beside the fire and think of all that I have seen, of meadow-flowers and butterflies in summers that have been; Of yellow leaves and gossamer in autumns that there were, with morning mist and silver sun and wind upon my hair.
I sit beside the fire and think of how the world will be when winter comes without a spring that I shall ever see.
For still there are so many things that I have never seen: in every wood in every spring there is a different green.
I sit beside the fire and think of people long ago, and people who will see a world that I shall never know.
But all the while I sit and think of times there were before, I listen for returning feet and voices at the door.
(Fellowship of the Ring, Book II, chpt 3)”
― JRR Tolkien

Ysobel was put to sleep Friday evening. We have had some sort of stomach upset going through the dogs, effecting six of them, which has now cleared up, but Ysobel with also her rumbling Pancreatitis, it hit her hard, and we felt that letting her gentle slip away by having her euthanised by our vet, was doing her the best service.
She was very loving quirky little thing. A brilliant mother to her litters, and even after retiring from breeding. She was often caught in the act nursing other bitches pups. We have her daughter, Primrose and Granddaughters, Bertha and Sasha. She now lies alongside her old mate, ​Dolly. 

A little one for the tight places, and a bit bigger one for the more open spaces.