My old girl turns to puppy.........

................Soon as she gets to Hunstanton beach
Mazda my 11yr old can barely walk far, is deaf so normally cant go off lead in most places but take her to the beach and u have a puppy on ur hand, made me well up seeing her have so much fun, she ignored EVERY dog even when Kodi was playing with them, she just kept chasing waves

Charrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrge








Excuse my daughters huge jacket she was moaning its cold so had to put my OH's on


"Mum, Dad u should try this!" - Yes I ended up in there with her fully dressed as my OH thinks hes funny >


Kodi HATES water hes such a girl "Im outta here mum see ya!"


And a nice beef bone treat when we got home


Which obviously tastes better covered in dirt


My golden girl

Gorgeous pics of Mazda and Kodi.

I can so relate to your story, Kita is the same when it comes to the beach or the river. I'm so thankful that she has always loved swimming as it's probably better exercise for her arthritis than walking.

Nikki, that looks like great fun to me. Which beach is it, if you dont mind me asking ?

Great to see Mazda having a good time in the water, bless her.

kathytake2 wrote:Nikki, that looks like great fun to me. Which beach is it, if you dont mind me asking ?

Great to see Mazda having a good time in the water, bless her.

Its heacham (I said hunstanton but forgot these were heacham lack of sleep & old age causing memory problems) we went hunstanton after but heacham is soooooooo much better for dogs and very dog friendly

That is so great that she loves the water and can have a good play!! Both of yours are so cute

Fantastic pics of 2 very gorgous dogs

Woderful to see our senior girls and boys still enjoying life.

such lovely pics of your gorgeous dogs

Staffiexxx wrote:

kathytake2 wrote:Nikki, that looks like great fun to me. Which beach is it, if you dont mind me asking ?

Great to see Mazda having a good time in the water, bless her.

Its heacham (I said hunstanton but forgot these were heacham lack of sleep & old age causing memory problems) we went hunstanton after but heacham is soooooooo much better for dogs and very dog friendly

Ah thanks Nikki. Hubby and I have been to Heacham beach but that was before Rocky came along. It is nice and quiet there. Would love to take Rocky there sometime.

Oh Yeah I forgot ur OH is from round here (C memory again!! lol)

Your have to giss a shout when ur here we're pop and say hello

Great looking pics. Glad that Mazda got to enjoy herself so much

Lovely pics hun enjoyed lookign at them mazdas such a georgeous girlie x

Great pics and great to see her having so much fun!

lee wrote:Gorgeous pics of Mazda and Kodi.

I can so relate to your story, Kita is the same when it comes to the beach or the river. I'm so thankful that she has always loved swimming as it's probably better exercise for her arthritis than walking.

From a human physiotherapy perspective this is definitely true. Swimming provides great exercise for people with arthritis or recovery from injury as it avoids impact and resistance that occurs when running, irritating the joints and tissue. Can't see any reason why this wouldn't be the same for dogs. So, keep up with the swimming, its better than a walk for her in her condition

what lovely photos of the darling Mazda enjoying a dog paddle! Yes Jethro is like your Mazda and Lee's Kita..he still loves swimming too.. and down the beach well it must be all that fresh sea air that puts a spring in their step! Bet Mazda slept well that night !!

She looks like she was having so much fun. Lovely pictures.