Dog's In The 100 Club

Hello does anyone know if Brian Cole is still doing Dog membership to the letterboxing guild, I did have a address but have deleted it by mistake all i can remember on it is that he may have moved addresses, also if any knows him could you pass my email onto him.

Dogs will be upset if they dont get in

Hi, it might be worth e-mailing Sylvia & Tony asking if they know if Brian Cole is still doing this. It's still mentioned in the front of the catalogue (page 3) so I'm assuming the details are still correct. You could try ringing the number for Brian that's noted in the advert on page 3.

Dizzy

hello have the dog membership on order, the number in the catalogue is for his business "Tower Trophey" and i will let you know what they are like when they arrive.

Good news guys, so you have now trained your dogs to 'sniff out' those more difficult boxes to find. Some people even have dog boxes on the moors with doggie biscuits in.

Dizzy

thought of doing a doggie box, but with winter coming they might get a little damp but might try it in the summer months, with a dog theme or something.

Sweet ... let me know Monkey.
I am a little partial to Bonio's (gravy bones are nice too)

well still waiting for the dog's membership all royal mail are in today catching up on all the back log of mail so it might be here soon.

hopefully

Have seen quite few dog boxes - usually with a few treats for the dogs in them - the last one I found was up on the north moor a couple of years back

so how many people go boxing with dogs????????? and no its not a pun

We've got four corgis that we go boxing with (that should make it easy for any fellow forum members to spot us!)

monkey's on the moor wrote:so how many people go boxing with dogs????????? and no its not a pun

Not so easy with the 'keep your dog on a lead' instructions from the park authority for the earlier part of the year, and the proximity of all sorts of livestock. My last dog was a sweetheart and would have cuddled up with a sheep, but current one very bouncy, and although not, I think, dangerous, he stays on a lead. Just in case. I'd love to let him run around like a mad thing, but I just can't. How do other dog owners get on with this?

Duckpool

We have two well behaveddogs and come close when live stock are about, the only problem we have is one looks likeman old sheep dog so the sheep line up for him but he is scared of sheep!