When is a sheepdog not a sheepdog? Photos

BrandieSnap · Nov 21, 2005

Snorri the Priest said:

I think both my Boys are loveable, but to someone who doesn't know them, I think Snorri-dog is the more instantly-loveable of the two, even if he does bark his head off when he meets new people - a few minutes after the "stranger" arrives, he will be there with one of his toys, offering that most delightful of treats - a handful of drool!
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It's lovely that isn't it, a lovely soggy toy and a bit of drool as extra! Brandie is the same so I'm surprised that my family visit at all. Another of her wonderful gifts is a nice fur covering for everyone's trousers

Snorri the Priest said:

A few years ago, Mrs S was thrown out of her job by her lying puke of a boss, just because she had been signed off with stress. She nearly had a breakdown, and I reckon that Snorri-dog had a very strong hand (paw?) in getting her over the immediate problem, and that he was worth his weight in pure platinum Incidentally, Mrs S tried to take her a/h of a boss to an Industrial Tribunal. After farting about for weeks, he eventually paid handsomely to get out of it, because he knew he'd lose. Snorri-dog certainly earned his biscuits then!
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Sorry that Mrs S had to go through that. Sounds like Snorri was really there for her and to support her Dogs can be wonderful therapy. He sounds like a very special dog.

When is a sheepdog not a sheepdog? Photos

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