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Michael Romanos · 03-12-2006, 09:59 PM

I've organised another Corgi bush walk (about 45 minutes) and picnic for the region I live in for Sunday, March 26 Our current membership is 16 Corgis and 12 families. Interestingly, Debbie says "her" picnic is for well behaved Corgis (only) because the only misbehaving Corgis in my walking group are two Cardis. They are most un-Cardi-like but we are so small in numbers at present (but growing) and the owner of the two Cardis is such a nice person, that I can't bring myself to shoo her away. But I did entice her to ask how she can get her dogs to improve their behaviour and I offered some advice .at our last walk event.

03-12-2006, 09:59 PM	#3 (permalink)
Michael Romanos Global Moderator Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Silverstream (near Wellington, the capital of NZ) Posts: 5,203	I've organised another Corgi bush walk (about 45 minutes) and picnic for the region I live in for Sunday, March 26 Our current membership is 16 Corgis and 12 families. Interestingly, Debbie says "her" picnic is for well behaved Corgis (only) because the only misbehaving Corgis in my walking group are two Cardis. They are most un-Cardi-like but we are so small in numbers at present (but growing) and the owner of the two Cardis is such a nice person, that I can't bring myself to shoo her away. But I did entice her to ask how she can get her dogs to improve their behaviour and I offered some advice .at our last walk event.