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Decision… no decision!

Prior to Ray moving in with us, Christmas dinner would be a family affair with Carol’s family. Given that my family are in the UK, and on the West Coast of Canada, it seemed the most natural thing to do. Continue reading →

Ray’s Christmas Cards!

Given the time of year, it seemed to me that it would be very appropriate to give a card (from Ray!) to the various businesses that have opened their doors, and their hearts, to him. Continue reading →

Dog Power!

As I have mentioned numerous times, Ray has a serious case of separation anxiety. Continue reading →

Canine ecstasy?

Ray often rolls over onto his back when he sees one of us approaching him. An invitation to tummy rubs? Perhaps. He often starts “lip-licking” when in that position which brings his body language into question. Continue reading →

Merry Christmas – Woof!

This is my special card to all my friends around the world. Continue reading →

Ray – Social Butterfly!

We were on one of our regular walks through our local residential area (so no distractions from food places!) and, as we passed the front lawn of one particular house, we noticed a lady just opening the front door in order to go in. We also noticed that Ray had walked onto her lawn and stopped! Continue reading →

What a small world!

We live a few minutes’ walk away from a street with numerous cafes and restaurants, and quite the assortment of stores filling the spaces between them. As I have noted in various other Posts, Ray’s nose is working excessively hard when we take him up that street; probably on total overload with yummy food smells! Continue reading →

More discrimination!

I have written before about the blatant discrimination experienced since having Ray.

https://meandray.com/2015/06/18/blatant-discrimination/ Continue reading →

Hidden “treats”?

We have had a brief light covering of snow, and a few mornings where we clearly had frost overnight but, other than that, we seem to be in the “wait” mode for the traditional snow falls that require shoveling! I can happily wait! Continue reading →