do you remember this, best part of the film...............
swoon, sadly its not that Mr Darcy, mine is slightly shorter and has four legs and a tail
he arrived last Monday, after much deliberation, we had talked about it for months. I have always had labradors, as far as I was concerned they where the best. Hubby had labs and dachsunds. I met a dachsund on our visits to South Africa, they where alright but I never liked the smooth coat, so we looked and found (very few around) a Wire Haired Dachsund Breeder,
she lives as the crow flies less than 3 miles away and had a dog and a bitch available now! It was an accidental mating, so although he has a pedigree as long as your arm, he can't be used for breeding, fine by me!
He was also a little bit older than your average pup, being 13 weeks, but he has settled in so quickly, sleeps through the night, no crying, at all. We have had 2 completely dry nights too!
He is so funny he makes me laugh and fills some of the long days alone I have.
Wonderful news Libby! Looking forward to the many tales which you will have to share!
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I've fallen in love, he's absolutely gorgeous. Dachsunds are my son's favourite breed of dog, I think you've made a wise choice.
ReplyDeleteMr Darcy is gorgeous, what a great companion he will be. And he might even help you dig in the garden without being asked!!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat fun to have a new puppy in the house. I have always had cats and dogs throughout my life, but now that the boys are grown up and I am on my own, I'm quite glad to be dog and cat free, but maybe one day I might change my mind, you never know.
Have lots of fun with your new baby.
Mr Darcy - love it!!!
ReplyDeleteEvery time I see Colin Firth in something from now on, I'll think of your pup :-)
Marilyn
Yay for dogs!! - So cute! ;)
ReplyDeleteHe is just gorgeous - do the cats like him too. How I would love a wee dog
ReplyDeleteOh isn't he a sweetie:)
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