Getting fit for skiing

Our first guide dog ate 2 remote controls.

Three phones.

All the conservatory furniture.

The end of my toes.

And a tube of red oil paint, which he carefully distributed on all the carpets, throughout the house.

But if they should even look at my skis......

Dave Mac wrote:Our first guide dog ate 2 remote controls.

Three phones.

All the conservatory furniture.

The end of my toes.

And a tube of red oil paint, which he carefully distributed on all the carpets, throughout the house.

We have a labrador that is just over 2 years old, he's just about done with the chewing, he also had a go at a remote, a mobile, 3 pairs of slippers, numerous socks and pants, the kitchen table, chairs and parts of the wall, a couple of dressing gowns, the children.

Need I go on....

Got a puppy last week....

We are having to remove everything in his path!

Why are we talking about dogs? AGAIN

NellyPS wrote:

gavin2020 wrote:think i need to watch more skiing on tv, know i should do some training, but not quite motivated enough to actually do any yet...

Does watching skiing on TV count as exercise? That's the best news I've heard all day!

50% of exercise is in the mind i'm told...

Tony_H wrote:Why are we talking about dogs? AGAIN

peeps must know its your favourite subject :P

No, thats horses.