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Sue developed a very special relationship with Clarabelle while we were visiting with Anita....

Sue discovered that she enjoyed being walked by Clarabelle. We were visiting the Loch and I had taken off quickly to start taking pics...soon I see Clarabelle running towards me with Sue in tow....they were quite the blur as they passed at a good trot....



Later I found them down the path with Clarabelle giving Sue (she was panting rather hard -- Sue, not Clarabelle) a rest before they headed back again....


The next morning, Clarabelle couldn't wait for Sue to get out of bed...so she joined Sue and gave her some incentive (bad breath in the face) to get up (You do notice that Sue had on her "tartan" pj's -- being in Scotland and all....)

Those are great pictures Teresa.
Nothing like being woke up by,,,,, a wet cold tongue!!!!!heheh got to love it

This was hilarious, Sue took Clarabelle for a walk, not being a doggie mum, she didn't realise that the dog will run for as long as you let them, lol all i saw was Sue running with Clarabelle four feet in front, Sue was going towards Teresa who was quite a fair bit away on bridge so I was watching giggling, thinking that she would stop when she got to the bridge, after the bridge you couldn't see for a bit because of the trees, then 5 mins later I seen Sue and Clarabelle (still running 4 feet in front) well past the bridge, by this time i couldn't move for laughing the tears were coming down my face!! Just one of many belly laugh moments whilst they stayed!! And Miss T. my Bellaboo doesn't have bad breath!!

Anita -- I happen to have first hand knowledge of that breath as Clarabelle graced me with it that morning too!!! But I actually think it was a toss up between her breath and mine -- she just didn't seem to mind mine.

anita, what sort of dog is clarabelle?

Hi Jenny, Clarabelle is a Tibetan Terrier {:o) Teresa okay I'll let you away with it maybe she did have a spot of 'morning breath'

I love the pics!!! It looks like Clarabelle really enjoyed her walk!!

Tibetan terriers are just gorgeous and have wonderful personalities. I don't think they shed??? Great pictures and beautiful scenery (not including the bedroom scene, ha ha)

Aww... Anita - I'm surprised you weren't missing a dog after Sue and Teresa left Scotland. Clarabelle is adorable!

Great pix and great story.