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Edward

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Edward

Postby GWPRescue on Tue Apr 28, 2009 4:10 pm

After losing our gorgeous girl GWP Gypsy, after 12 years we never believed life could ever be so wonderful and hectic again. But then we adopted Edward; such a handsome boy of nearly 10 years, he's more than filled a gap. (Maybe that of a small elephant!)

He's never happier than belting off across the fields after bunnies, (not caught one yet, but not through lack of trying) or maybe wading in our local river. Actually, he could be happiest visiting his local butcher, who knows him as Lord Edwardo and where he's spoilt, for his fortnightly bone treat.

Edward puts the smile on everyone's faces. I've never met such a mellow, gentle boy.

Only two problems: he snores terribly and he takes up the entire sofa in front of the fire! But we still love the old boy.

Gill and Bruce

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Postby one.eyed.dog on Mon Aug 17, 2009 12:55 pm

I had the great pleasure of meeting Edward at Peover game fair yesterday. He is a stunner. So laid back.

He sings. Jill said he goes out in the garden and talks to the flowers.

Hopefully myself and my GWP Lottie will be meeting up for a walk with them in the not to distant future.
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