What is he? Three years old.

Now TG is three years old could this mean that, as the the teenage years are over, he'll turn into the well-behaved, walking to heel, not chasing deer dog that we might aspire to live with?  We should be so lucky!! 
AF & PL don't hold out much hope that this paragon will emerge. Maybe when he's 4, 5 or six??? 
However, TG can be very obliging and put up with a lot of disruption without too much complaining.  AF and PL have just taken TG on a magnum opus round Hertfordshire, Yorkshire and Wales. He had a rough 3 weeks out of his comfort zone in the caravan and/or car boot, having short walks on the lead and in the rain!!!  He was not a happy dog.

TG and AF on Rhossili Beach, The Gower, South Wales.

As a special  treat AF and PL took TG to Rhossili Beach on The Gower Peninsular, South Wales. He ran, ran and ran; rolled,rolled and rolled; played and chased with lots of other dogs and got wet from the sea.  
Wow!!! He luxuriated in it all - then cocked his leg over a rock VERY close to a pile of someone's clothes. 
AF left PL apologising.
 

Exhausted TG on Rhosilli Beach, The Gower, South Wales.

TG and his buddy in the garden.

Then joy of joys on our return, to further compensate TG for the deprivations of the previous three weeks, his very favourite dog and boy buddies came to play with him.











TG is well known where we live. PL and TG were out walking the other evening when TG followed his nose and hurtled off out of sight. PL rang home to say he might be longer than anticipated when out of the gloom a voice called "PL, he's here." Hmmm, our TG safely back  on his lead and PL home in time for supper.


Looking forward to the next adventure with our BGV.