Hello from Ireland

Hi and welcome from me and nearly 3 year old girl, Harley . We are in Bristol, South West UK.
Sam looks adoreable. Look forward to hearing more about him

 

Hi naya & Harley thanks for welcome , I'm sure you'll be sick hearing about him and his antics he really is a bit daft !

 

Hi and welcome from Casper (Irish dog..and swears like a trooper!) Bramble, and Benson.
My parents are both from Ireland, County Cork and County Clare

 

The Irish love a good aul swear
My in laws are from cork many moons ago , I married their only English born son ( the 5 other kids all born in cork) and convinced him to move to Donegal eventually

 

HI there. Some day I will have to track down the Irish ancestors, and the Scottish, and at least pay a visit to the places they came from. And I guess the next dog should be named for a place in Ireland, just to be fair.

 

Caoimhe ended up with her name because she was born on st Patrick's day , so we went full Irish..... As you do

https://m.flickr.com/#/photos/142990784@N04/26980193146/

 

They are cuties.
I was wondering how you pronounced this - is it Sammy? (asks tentatively..... )

 

Hello there!! Sending up smoke signals in welcome from Canada....one day I would dearly LOVE to visit Ireland...I hope you post some pics on the My Walk thread!!

 

Hi and welcome to the forum from Fred, Annie and me. Sam is beauitful

 

Pongo sends BIG tail wags from south Wales and I'm waving. Welcome to the forum!

Rosie

 

It's pronounced 'keeva ' . Caoimhe is the little one slightly behind ,. And the girl at the front is Molly who we sadly lost in October age 13 . But you know every cloud silver linings etc , because that big empty space we had has now been filled by mad , bouncing , Sam xx

 

Thanks Lisa , I must have a look at that thread , and work out how to get pics to appear in the thread rather than link , and learn to take decent pics