Showing posts with label Dachsund. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dachsund. Show all posts

Monday, 26 October 2009

Yo Weiner!


What can I say? This link provided by our very good westie-mad friends in the Deep South, Marlane and Norm. Yes, it's a real dog, and yes it's in a bun. Go look for yourself - they found this spoof newspaper which appears to be sponsored by the dog food with the westie on the front - called, apparently Caesar in this country, but Cesar in the USA (although I may have that wrong)
"Enjoy!" (as they say, enthusiastically, in the South)
Deefski

Tuesday, 9 December 2008

Mars, the bringer of.....

Dad's home late again and is meeting his 2CV cronies tonight for their Christmas Meal, so it's looking like a rather short walk round the Rec. Kind of OK, in the dark, and I can chase Haggis provided I don't annoy him too much, but near then end of the stroll a superb encounter.

Little 19 week old Jack Russell cross Dachshund, "Mars". We see him first by his red flashing collar - more like a hareem bangle than a full collar. It's an incomplete circle, which springs back into a loose neck "bracelet" but is lit up all along its length like a fairground light stick. Either end is a rounded "lump" which flashes brightly. A great thing all together!

Anyway, Mars is whizzy and playful and just enough slower than me that I can lead him a merry chase, when he's not piling onto Megan or Haggis, that is. We dash and dart round trees and bins and up and down banks, visible mainly by the blur of flashing red brilliance. Gustav Holst, you got it wrong - this Mars was the bringer of pace, craziness and red flashing light.

He didn't want it to stop. His owner eventually gathered him up and walked off a couple of tens of yards, put him down, where upon he raced back to us. Again the man carried him - a hundred yards this time and again he chased back to restart the game. The third time he was gathered up and carried off the Rec to the start of the long bridge, and this time he did not re-appear, so we guess he was distracted successfully and taken home.

Nice to meet you, Mars. Most excellent dog!
Deefer