Puppy Reuben Now
Posted: 20 Jun 2010, 23:23
We thought it was about time you all got to see how our little chap is getting on, so we've posted some photo's mostly from our walk earlier today.
As you can see Reuben has grown a lot and he's a proper character now. He and Niamh get on famously, the photo with Charlie the cat doesn't really truly reflect their relationship, he still spends most of his time bouncing around her trying to get her to play.
He has completed his Puppy Foundation course, this week he started again going for Bronze and he's doing really well. Of course the star pupil does still tend to forget himself when relaxing at home. The 'Leave' command went right out of the window a few weeks ago when just as I was about to leave to pick Niamh up from school Reuben found a dead squirrel that the cat had left in the garden, it was one of those awful double take moments when you think "what has he got in his mouth", then the penny dropped and a chase ensued. After around 20 laps around the garden on a hot day I finally managed to retrieve the soggy squirrel and arrived at school looking like I just gone backwards through a hedge.
We still have our moments but on the whole he's a super lad and we love him to bits, he's growing into a fabulous chap who loves everyone and enjoys the company of other dogs.
Hope you like the photos.
Gavin, Wendy,Niamh & of course Reuben
As you can see Reuben has grown a lot and he's a proper character now. He and Niamh get on famously, the photo with Charlie the cat doesn't really truly reflect their relationship, he still spends most of his time bouncing around her trying to get her to play.
He has completed his Puppy Foundation course, this week he started again going for Bronze and he's doing really well. Of course the star pupil does still tend to forget himself when relaxing at home. The 'Leave' command went right out of the window a few weeks ago when just as I was about to leave to pick Niamh up from school Reuben found a dead squirrel that the cat had left in the garden, it was one of those awful double take moments when you think "what has he got in his mouth", then the penny dropped and a chase ensued. After around 20 laps around the garden on a hot day I finally managed to retrieve the soggy squirrel and arrived at school looking like I just gone backwards through a hedge.
We still have our moments but on the whole he's a super lad and we love him to bits, he's growing into a fabulous chap who loves everyone and enjoys the company of other dogs.
Hope you like the photos.
Gavin, Wendy,Niamh & of course Reuben
I did love his mum too! 
