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It was another weekend at the shore for Ms. Stella. First, we tried out a new beach, and as beautiful as it was, and as much as there were ample opportunities for posing, the rocky surface left her looking a bit doddery...
Stella, back at the beach...
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And so, we headed back to her favourite stomping ground. There were plenty of other playful dogs about, apart from the one sniffing her in the picture which was very growly and put me on edge a bit
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As usual, she ran around in crazy fashion, and tackled the biggest stick on the beach with (relative) ease...
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A couple of cute ones
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And rounding off the weekend with her haul from the local pet shop: carob treats, a new stuffed animal, and a kneecap...
minerva
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glad to see she went for the small stick!!!! she looks like she just has a fabulous life, do some beaches in the states ban dogs between may and october like they do over here - very irritating as its always the nice ones?
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glad to see she went for the small stick!!!! she looks like she just has a fabulous life, do some beaches in the states ban dogs between may and october like they do over here - very irritating as its always the nice ones?
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The pebbled beaches in one town had no restrictions, but the large sandy beach in Montauk doesn't allow dogs between 10am-6pm May-September, which, to be honest, suits us fine, as it was way too hot in the daytime yesterday (94 degrees, getting up to a gross 98 today).
glad to see she went for the small stick!!!! she looks like she just has a fabulous life, do some beaches in the states ban dogs between may and october like they do over here - very irritating as its always the nice ones?
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The pebbled beaches in one town had no restrictions, but the large sandy beach in Montauk doesn't allow dogs between 10am-6pm May-September, which, to be honest, suits us fine, as it was way too hot in the daytime yesterday (94 degrees, getting up to a gross 98 today).
minerva
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Now thats more reasonable, its in the evenings you want to go and play anyway - bloomin heck thats hot, it actually hailed here in Bath today!!
LankyLucy
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Very nice pictures. Your dog is very cute!
GinaB
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Can you post Stella to me? Pretty please? Lovely beaches you have though. Do you have to travel far to get to them?
Evadiva1514
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She is such a little poser isn't she??
She must know how gorgeous she is im sure...
Fab pics Prose as always!!
Becca & Lucy x
She must know how gorgeous she is im sure...
Fab pics Prose as always!!
Becca & Lucy x
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Can you post Stella to me? Pretty please? Lovely beaches you have though. Do you have to travel far to get to them?
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Well, there are huge beaches in NYC, believe it or not (called the Rockaways, but dogs aren't allowed on during the summer). We either drive 90 minutes to the North Fork of Long Island and stay the weekend, or we drive an hour to relatives in Connecticut, where the beaches are almost exclusively ruled by yellow Labs. I love the beach at Montauk because it reminds me of Ainsdale/Formby, which was my local stomping ground as a nipper.
And Stella will gladly befriend anyone who has a friendly dog/a good throwing arm/a lifetime supply of beef tendon. Her loyalty isn't exactly unwavering when food is involved
Can you post Stella to me? Pretty please? Lovely beaches you have though. Do you have to travel far to get to them?
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Well, there are huge beaches in NYC, believe it or not (called the Rockaways, but dogs aren't allowed on during the summer). We either drive 90 minutes to the North Fork of Long Island and stay the weekend, or we drive an hour to relatives in Connecticut, where the beaches are almost exclusively ruled by yellow Labs. I love the beach at Montauk because it reminds me of Ainsdale/Formby, which was my local stomping ground as a nipper.
And Stella will gladly befriend anyone who has a friendly dog/a good throwing arm/a lifetime supply of beef tendon. Her loyalty isn't exactly unwavering when food is involved
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She is such a little poser isn't she??
She must know how gorgeous she is im sure...
Fab pics Prose as always!!
Becca & Lucy x
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She definitely hams it up for the camera, doesn't she? Don't know who she learnt that from
She is such a little poser isn't she??
She must know how gorgeous she is im sure...
Fab pics Prose as always!!
Becca & Lucy x
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She definitely hams it up for the camera, doesn't she? Don't know who she learnt that from
GinaB
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Can you post Stella to me? Pretty please? Lovely beaches you have though. Do you have to travel far to get to them?
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Well, there are huge beaches in NYC, believe it or not (called the Rockaways, but dogs aren't allowed on during the summer). We either drive 90 minutes to the North Fork of Long Island and stay the weekend, or we drive an hour to relatives in Connecticut, where the beaches are almost exclusively ruled by yellow Labs. I love the beach at Montauk because it reminds me of Ainsdale/Formby, which was my local stomping ground as a nipper.
And Stella will gladly befriend anyone who has a friendly dog/a good throwing arm/a lifetime supply of beef tendon. Her loyalty isn't exactly unwavering when food is involved
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It is hard to believe as I just base NYC on what I see in films
naughty I know, but the pictures you post are all lovely!
Oh Stella would love it over heer! She'd get to beaches all the time and out in the forests as well. I'd need to practice my throwing though..
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Can you post Stella to me? Pretty please? Lovely beaches you have though. Do you have to travel far to get to them?
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Well, there are huge beaches in NYC, believe it or not (called the Rockaways, but dogs aren't allowed on during the summer). We either drive 90 minutes to the North Fork of Long Island and stay the weekend, or we drive an hour to relatives in Connecticut, where the beaches are almost exclusively ruled by yellow Labs. I love the beach at Montauk because it reminds me of Ainsdale/Formby, which was my local stomping ground as a nipper.
And Stella will gladly befriend anyone who has a friendly dog/a good throwing arm/a lifetime supply of beef tendon. Her loyalty isn't exactly unwavering when food is involved
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It is hard to believe as I just base NYC on what I see in films
Oh Stella would love it over heer! She'd get to beaches all the time and out in the forests as well. I'd need to practice my throwing though..
CAYLA
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IM getting sick of this
...stella gets out more than me....and by the looks of it she has a better social life
Sheesh...
...piccies as usual
Sheesh...
prose
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IM getting sick of this
...stella gets out more than me....and by the looks of it she has a better social life
Sheesh...
...piccies as usual
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She does okay
She went to a lovely restaurant with us on Saturday night, which had outdoor seating. Being the gourmand she is, she got to sample some of the local goat cheese on crusty bread
In NYC, she's always mistaken for a darn French Bulldog, but outside of the city, everyone recognises (and loves) a Boston Terrier. She hammed it up for the crowds by crawling along on her belly and flipping over for a belly rub.
IM getting sick of this
Sheesh...
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She does okay
In NYC, she's always mistaken for a darn French Bulldog, but outside of the city, everyone recognises (and loves) a Boston Terrier. She hammed it up for the crowds by crawling along on her belly and flipping over for a belly rub.