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Hes home, has investigated the garden, had a roll around and now asleep at my feet.
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 
He is beautiful glass enjoy
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'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!
I think he is going to be a very lucky dog this time..
jingle if you could have seen the colour he has come back from his walk you wouldnt want a cuddle
He seems quite settled, early days but fingers crossed.
or even "have" 
Just gorgeous Glassfortwo :-)
Hav 2 Field Spaniels here who would just love to teach him some games
He's lovely! Would he like a penfriend?
glass he is gorgeous and his coat hair is the same colour as my youngest dgd
Wow! He's stunning. Lucky you.....and Norman
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