Pip Patterdale DofB April 20 RRemedies Centre

[heleny]

Pip deserves his ever increasing fan club. Let's face it - there is everything to appreciate and love about this little dog. Thank you Karen for highlighting him. One of these days his future owner will read these posts and will want to snap up this little companion.

[kazscanlan]

Lovely walk then some paddock time today with lovely boy Pip.
The more time you spend with him the lovelier he gets.

We were playing tug, chasing balls and then some tummy rubs.
Pip is a darling and in the right home will thrive.

[Nicky Bassett]

Playing in the paddock with Pip is great fun! He honestly could be a sniffer dog as he’s so good at finding hidden sausages. When we go in the stream with Pip and Teds, Pip finds the sausages that Teds misses, he’ll dive his head under the water to catch them. Once’s he’s had a run around he will often go for a roll in some dust to cool off! He shakes it off pretty quickly and looks shiny and new. Pip has been the chosen dog to walk with Teds and they both seem pretty comfortable walking near to each other. Pip ignored the initial barking and just got on with walking.

Pip in the dust

[oldlobster]

From Nicky B:

[heleny]

Fantastic videos of these two absolutely great little terriers. Take the trouble to know them (doesn't take long, just a bit of time and patience) and you will see why I describe them like that.

[heleny]

Pip and I have been enjoying some nice, calm walks recently. We always start off in one of the paddocks because Pip likes a run around and to play with any sticks he finds - today's stick was massive! Then we go into the woods for a walk which lasts about 40 minutes. Today it was warm and so we kept to the shade and when we came to the stream Pip went in. He loves the water and he loves the roll in the long grass afterwards. He is a cheerful, happy little dog who lives in the moment and loves the little pleasures which come his way. He is more than ready for his future home.