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Hes home, has investigated the garden, had a roll around and now asleep at my feet.
Just gorgeous Glassfortwo :-)
Hav 2 Field Spaniels here who would just love to teach him some games 
or even "have" 
He seems quite settled, early days but fingers crossed.
jingle if you could have seen the colour he has come back from his walk you wouldnt want a cuddle 
I think he is going to be a very lucky dog this time..
He's lovely glass. Those long-eared dogs with sad eyes do have a way of endearing themselves, don't they? Here's my Nell - sitting on the furniture at the dogminder's house, which she knows she shouldn't do in mine!
OH when she's a love same colours as my old Bonnie she had a fondness for creeping on to the settee when no one was watching you could feel how warm the cushion was as soon as you went into the room,well glass get yourself loaded up with doggy shampoo after all those messy walkies.
He is beautiful glass enjoy
when she is adorable, my parents in law had a basset called Sally... she was a right floosie when in heat she would back up to the gate 
but such a character.
Norman has been a joy he is so well behaved, but I am at the wondering stage why did they send him for rehoming,,..... time will tell but oh he is a joy
Just don't take him anywhere muddy, glass!
ana we live on the edge of a large wood so keeping clean is just impossible.
It's the ears with cockers and bassets - they attract mud and fluff. My Nell likes to dip hers in puddles, but our cocker Sweep accumulated more debris as her hair grew, which doesn't happen with bassets. Get Norman a hairnet, glass
yoga I am waiting for the good behaviour to slip a little, but we will deal with it when it happens, we have tried to set the boundries and up to now Norman has kept to them. 
when Sally needed a hairnet her ears would be into everything... it was the ear fling afterwards when you had to duck to miss the spray not quite sure if a hairnet is quite Norman
Well Norman has been on his best behaviour over the weekend, so far so good. He is finding his way back into the family room every morning from his bed, so as you come downstairs he is sat with his bot on the stool and his front legs on the floor..... how he gets back into the room I am not sure, but its a funny sight seeing him sat upright.
glass he sounds as though he has really settled in to all the home comforts on offer to him,I've just had Barney in the shower as he went down to the beach this am with mr.g. he rolled in the damp sand and was covered in it,ears/paws/long hair he is now sulking in his bed after I chased him about with the hairdryer.The things we do ? now to clean the shower !!
glamma I can just see Barney running away from the hairdryer.
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