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Paul&Annie · User Joined: 21 Dec 2008 Posts: 109

Just a quick update to let you know how Moss is getting on.
We keep an eye on the forum and it often makes me laugh or cry.
Moss is a fantastic character, everyone who meets him loves him and it give us an opportunity to tell them about RR.
Moss is doing really well. He is always making us laugh, he is so playful and such good fun. He gives the best cuddles.
His training is going very well. Paul does keep reminding me that "you can't train the terrier out of a terrier" and we wouldn't want to!
Moss is on the waiting list to join a dog agility club, they seem very keen on him. We take him along to spectate and to get used to the exciting atmosphere and he loves it! They have given us some top tips to practice which we do in the stables paddock and Moss loves playing the games and running about. He is also getting on well with the horses.
We are careful about where we have him off lead but his recall is excellent, the hard work has really paid off. Every day he gets a chance to be off lead and to see him sprinting around is wonderful.
He spent the Easter weekend with us at a country house hotel in North Devon where he was treated like a guest of honour. He spent his days charging about on empty beaches, sniffing out forests and strolling through the countryside. We even nearly tired him out at one point!
Here are a few photos of Moss on holiday.
Thank you once again for sending this amazing dog to us.

reclaimingrebus · Posted: Sat Apr 25, 2009 2:29 pm Post subject:

Now there's a dog with all four paws under the table!! bless

Sharonr - Admin · Site Admin Joined: 05 Feb 2008 Posts: 2609

Wow! Looks like he won the doggy lottery! Very Happy

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Tina D · Posted: Sun Apr 26, 2009 4:40 pm Post subject:

I LOVE Moss!!! love4

I remember meeting him at the bric-a-brac sale!! In fact, i was just thinking to myself when i was pottering about this morning that i hope that you can bring him to one of the fundraiser events so i can have more strokes with Moss (and maybe sneak him some more biscuits Laughing

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Paul&Annie · User Joined: 21 Dec 2008 Posts: 109

....and Moss loves your biscuits!
We will be visiting Paws in the Park to hunt out the RR stall there to show our support. If you are looking for a biscuit taster then he is your boy!

CloClo · User Joined: 07 Mar 2009 Posts: 52 Location: Northampton

Seems like taking them on holiday is the only way to tire a terrier out! We very nearly managed it a few times when we've taken Tee-J to the seaside. That said, the last time was his fault because he spent most of the nights barking at people moving about it the apartment upstairs!

Luci0711 · User Joined: 03 Jun 2009 Posts: 6

only time I have ever managed to truly bottom out my staffie was when I could take my old girl out hacking with me.

Unfortunately, Tara is not to be trusted and she leads the every eager Blaze into mischief so those days are over but Jazz was brilliant (apart from screaming blue murder when I was getting on... She would be put in the tack room and fussed by someone till I was on board, then let out - no noise once I was on my mare!)

PatE · User Joined: 23 Jul 2009 Posts: 55 Location: Essex

He's a real cracker!
Looks like Moss landed on his paws when you adopted him xx