Walking with dogs - BBC 2 now

Anyone else watching?

Nooooooooooo catching up on Battersea cause I watched Eastenders

If its good please post a catch up Xx

Just turned over, what a lovely BT Moo was singing to the tv lol Xx Dogs are such a huge part of your life, you could never describe it to someone who has never owned one Xx

Yes we are.

Teddy was very concerned about the crying staffie. Went across to the wall and started looking behind the centre speaker even though he had been watching it on the screen which is a 60 inch plasma on the wall.

He did the same when the wolf pups were crying on the Longleat programme the other day.

It's the first time I have seen him watch almost an hour of TV. Usually he only shows a reaction when dogs bark or babies cry or he feels that the wisdom of a Staffie is needed, usually science programmes involving quantum physics which of course he completly understands.

Simon

janey wrote:

Dogs are such a huge part of your life, you could never describe it to someone who has never owned one Xx

Amen to that mate. Had battersea on record so watched this too. Was amazing and drew so many paralells with people ive met. Break downs, break ups and deaths to name a few but for whatever reason we are there in the park together. We have a couple who are serving police officers, a council admin, a guy fresh out of jail, a garden center worker...but were all on a level playing feild when it comes to our dogs. We have a right laugh together but if it wasnt for our dogs we prob would never speak to each other...that has to say something about dogs

I missed this one watching NCIS, that's my 9pm show.

It's on the iPlayer Wonderland - Walking with dogs

There are similar characters in every park and it was good to introduce you to the people that you just wouldn't speak to otherwise

What ever happens I will not become the crazy 'fluffy white dog lady'

those two old women were hilarious "sue she's got a rat"

"there's a body up here"

:') they could have their own show haha

If it weren't for our dogs me and my oh would have never met over 17yrs ago and I would not have 2 great kids

simoninwales wrote:Yes we are.

Teddy was very concerned about the crying staffie. Went across to the wall and started looking behind the centre speaker even though he had been watching it on the screen which is a 60 inch plasma on the wall.

He did the same when the wolf pups were crying on the Longleat programme the other day.

It's the first time I have seen him watch almost an hour of TV. Usually he only shows a reaction when dogs bark or babies cry or he feels that the wisdom of a Staffie is needed, usually science programmes involving quantum physics which of course he completly understands.

Simon

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