Comments on: Angel – a hiking dog’s story http://www.mycountryside.org.uk/2010/04/02/angel-a-hiking-dogs-story/ exploring and enjoying the British countryside Fri, 20 Jan 2012 16:47:03 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: daylight_gambler http://www.mycountryside.org.uk/2010/04/02/angel-a-hiking-dogs-story/comment-page-1/#comment-257 daylight_gambler Wed, 21 Apr 2010 09:46:58 +0000 http://www.mycountryside.org.uk/?p=853#comment-257 Thanks for your lovely comment Lyn. Angel had a lovely time on the walk - she had two half days off: the first halfway was after she got a bad stomach (probably after licking sillage) which meant she was off her food for an evening, so I thought it was better to give her time to rest. The second half day was on the penultimate day - as the final day was so long, I felt she needed a bit of rest to make sure she enjoyed it! Many thanks, Phil Thanks for your lovely comment Lyn.

Angel had a lovely time on the walk – she had two half days off: the first halfway was after she got a bad stomach (probably after licking sillage) which meant she was off her food for an evening, so I thought it was better to give her time to rest.

The second half day was on the penultimate day – as the final day was so long, I felt she needed a bit of rest to make sure she enjoyed it!

Many thanks,

Phil

]]> By: Lyn Mahoney http://www.mycountryside.org.uk/2010/04/02/angel-a-hiking-dogs-story/comment-page-1/#comment-256 Lyn Mahoney Wed, 21 Apr 2010 06:14:59 +0000 http://www.mycountryside.org.uk/?p=853#comment-256 Hi Philip. I have been very moved by your project walking Offa's Dyke with Angel. I once did a sponsored walk (nothing quite like yours!) with my three dogs, Bramble, Merry and Lucky. George and I also walked the Ridge Way with Merry at a later date, not for charity. Angel is so lucky to have found such a loving and caring home. I am going to forward the email from your father to Bob (you will remember him as Robert) as I think he will be interested to read about your journey. I hope Tim gets back soon from San Francisco. Best wishes, Lyn and George Mahoney Hi Philip. I have been very moved by your project walking Offa’s Dyke with Angel. I once did a sponsored walk (nothing quite like yours!) with my three dogs, Bramble, Merry and Lucky. George and I also walked the Ridge Way with Merry at a later date, not for charity. Angel is so lucky to have found such a loving and caring home. I am going to forward the email from your father to Bob (you will remember him as Robert) as I think he will be interested to read about your journey. I hope Tim gets back soon from San Francisco.
Best wishes,
Lyn and George Mahoney

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