UK Labradoodle Association

Nothing dead yet. But two live mice in the house thanks to the cats getting bored. Caught and crunched a mouse whilst in the park. And two weeks ago caught a live hopping rabbit which she let go on the command drop and happily watched it bounce away.

Have a look at this item on ebay ref 120389088389 its a pole and lead you attach to your bike and allows the doodle to run alongside you. I have one works well much better than trying to hold the lead. Daisy picked it up straight away although she has a tendency to run in front of me when of the lead

should be able to make it,

Having similar problems with Daisy have since stopped using the words 'daisy come' and now use 'Daisy cheese' this is getting results especially if we let her get her nose in the cheese bag before we let her of the lead. Shes excellent when at dog training but is too easily distracted when out.

No I found info for France which may be of use for holidays

Just found this site whilst browsing the web worth a look if taking a Doodle on Holiday

http://www.bringfido.com

This is Daisy our mini doodle who at 10months

Its snowing and I'm not coming in. http://i278.photobucket.com/albums/kk115/crh168/0102009018.jpg http://i278.photobucket.com/albums/kk115/crh168/0102009023.jpg I can't be going grey I'm only 10months old http://i278.photobucket.com/albums/kk115/crh168/18012009022.jpg This is my boyfriend 'Simba' ht...

we should be there

Not sure about this weekend but if someone wants to set a day and time we will try and make it

We are taking Daisy to St Tropez in the summer in our motorhome . Found this web site amongst others if you do a search on google, may be of some help
http://www.ledogstop.com

Daisy was the smallest in the litter with a short coat when we first saw her, by nine weeks she was the biggest and had a wavy coat now at nine months shes going grey and has a shaggy look. As for temprement she rarely barks has never growled even when I try to provoke her when playing. A totally ch...

We were putting it down to letting Daisy watch The Great Escape on TV as her holes are getting deep enough to start tunnelling toward the fence. I'm keeping her out of the garage in case she tries to ride my Triumph motorcycle.

I would suggest its the owner of the dog that needs to be identified as they would be the person charged with being in control or not in this case of the dog. then the owner would have to prove that it was not his dog ie he was looking after someone elses in either case he was the person in control ...

Contact Lucy at http://www.thearkpets.co.uk. I dont think she has any pups at the moment but she may be able to suggest someone.
We got Daisy from her back in the summer