....(and a new job as referee)
...except that radio simply fell asleep, kitten still attached.
he's actually a Vizsla

always seems to manage somehow). but then lasse got the payback: being woken up by vizslittens kisses...actually the reason why radio was allowed in the bed because he was really quite ill these last days. he is recovering now but he gave us a huge scare, throwing up all over the place,
not eating...just the same when he had a major relapse last time....but miracuously (with some help of antibiotics) he was fine almost overnight. our lovely friend eiko made him a plaque and just now brought it as a get better gift to mr. radio...thanks eiko!

This is Morris, Artanella's 7 months old Hungarian Vizsla pup, and Morris is from Wales.
here with Daisy guarding Lasse's stall (but purtly keen on catching the lens...)
again, see the almost incidental glance at the camera, head ever so slightly tilted...
meet Tony, the too cute for true old english (not a sheep) dog we met in Vikky Park (Hamish is of course following Radio's advice and got rather attracted to Tony himself)
this is basil. basil of course is a herb, just as a radio is something that noise comes out of...this basil and this radio are neither herb nor transmitter/receiver...
in any case, basil cheered radio up immensly today because today we got a bit of a fright when radio's test results from the vet came back.
his pancreas is not perfect and although this could be related to the rest of his disease, if it is a seperate condition it is not very good (when compared to similar cases). so we not only had a big dinner for him but are hypnotising him so that he'll get better. michael is the master at this art as you can see, and we all are astonished at the effects. radio's ears all pricked up.