Best Friends and Playmates or My New Gardener....

Oh my...you got a terrier! Even after all my stories about Molly! Lol! She's gorgeous! Thats so funny, her taking something from her pond (everything belongs to the Terrier) to put in her playpool. She looks a proper character....good luck! ;)

Ahh... what a lovely addition to your family, she certainly keeps you on your toes! I' m really a cat person but Harriet is so cute and cuddly! Atleast she doesn't bring in worms, frogs, chicks, mice and lots more! My cats like to help me in the garden so when I'm digging a whole to plant something they come and dig too!

It looks as if this little beauty is going to keep you all on your toes.

Aww, so cute :-))

She's growing well! Our new puppy ( a cairn terrier ) is the same, a little under 20 weeks old and he just wants the pond!! Teething lots too so lots of plasttsic bottles and butter tubs to hand! May have a look at a children's paddling pool for him, he isn't enjoying the heat we're currently having!

What a lovely story ,Harriet is so cute and playful , Brynner will enjoy her company ....

How lovely. A therapet for Brynner. She is gorgeous.

What a lovely word Scotsgran! It seems to fill the bill exactly.

She is SO Cute!!! As if butter wouldn't melt in her mouth lol. When I got Shadow, it was a bit of a shock to the system having a puppy again, makes you realise how good your older dogs are. Sorry story about your pond did make me laugh, makes me glad we don't have a pond anymore as I'm sure Shadow would be in it every chance he got. Sounds like not only will she keep Brynner on her to3s but you also :-).

We have never had a female before, she is the most argumentative puppy we have ever owned, I kid you not that little lady can and does argue with us, the one who actually spoils her most is hubby, he lets her get away with blue murder....

'Harriet the handful' methinks ... she's a smashing little dog ... loved reading this blog! :o)

I am smiling from one ear to the other at her antics. Lucky you and Brynner.

Harriet is lovely Sue. I'm glad to know Brynner and her are friendly and that she has lifted his spirits.

What a lovely happy blog,Sue,and Harriet is just adorable,as is Brynner of course! How heartwarming to read how well they get on together,and Harriet has certainly filled the void in Brynners life after losing Morgan,and in yours too..I love her cheeky little face..it says mischief all over it ! lol..added it to my Favourites when I need a smile :o)

Sorry, I called Brynners a she. He is lovely. Back in Kent, Bens best friend was a Flat coat retriever called JJ, is that what Brynner is? JJ is the most loving, totally mad dog I have ever met. Him and Ben got on so well. He lives only a couple of doors from my old house in Kent and for a good year after we moved, he was still trying to take my friend up our old drive looking for Ben. I knew Ben would miss him terribly as well as we walked together everyday, that he was the main reason we got Shadow, company for Ben.

What a wonderful story, with a happy ending. I'm so pleased Brynner now has a new friend to play with. Harriet will no doubt help to keep him young and active as she looks a little rascal, but oh so cute!

Great blog ...you will have to keep us posted

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Thankyou all, no doubt there will be many moments with Harriet and Brynner, sometimes the little Madam confuses Brynner as well as us, even the cats have accepted her , Tipsy at the ripe old age of 18yrs now just completely ignores and Toffee just jumps up high when he's had enough....
Jen, you are correct Brynner is a Flatcoat, I agree they are very affectionate and devoted to their owners, not an ounce of aggression either....

There was 3 in my old village and like you say, none of them had any aggression. Heard someone call them the Peter Pan of the dog world as they never grow up :-). If I thought I could have got away with it, I would have kidnapped JJ and moved him up here with us. In fact am expecting a call from his owner tonight to say how he got on at vets today as she found a lump on his paw.

My parents used to breed golden flat haired retrievers or flat coated as well as curly coated labradors when I was young. I should have recognised Brynner as one. I don't think they have an aggresive bone in their bodies although I do remember them being very protective of my siblins and myself.

What a wonderful story, Lincs! Glad to hear they get on so well together! Looking forward to reading more about their antics in the future.

I so enjoyed this blog, Lincs, Harriet is so cute and funny. Thank you for posting it as it brightened up a very wet and cold day. Made me wish I could get another dog but I doubt we shall now. Please send more stories of the two friends.

She's so cute! I have a friend who has a westie a rescue they are characters aren't they

I refer to her as Hurricane Harriet or Madam, everything is done at top speed, I admit she takes a lot of looking after but I don't regret getting her, she certainly keeps me on my toes...