Yes, our right. 
And nothing would please me more this time next year, but he is getting on for a big dog but does break into a bit of a run now and then, but who knows? 
Sardines with tomato sauce or virgin olive oil with their croquettes each evening and stale bread or pain grille afterwards to clean their teeth. Jules of course being a Beauceron X has a heavy furry coat but Dobermann (plus Greyhound 
) Hades is gleamingly glossy, the wee fishes should maintain that look I reckon. 
Weāve always given Ruby toast with her 6pm meal. I make an extra slice in the morning and cut it up ready for her. If I ever want her to come in, all I have to do is call āRuby - TOASTā and sheās in like a shot! I donāt give her fish regularly but whenever we have cod or smoked haddock I always take the skin off and give it to her as a treat. Which reminds me - Iāve had two tins of sardines in the fridge for a couple of years, not knowing what to do with them. Perhaps Iāll give them to Ruby ! 
Just the stuff, no bones that canāt be crunched and it must do them good.
Today is November the 5th, an important date for many, but to us it was the day, in 1999, when our beloved first dog in France, Lira the Greyhound, came to live with us.
This was her, attached because we had no fencing at that point, surveying her new territory:
and with Fran, pottering in the garden:
5 years later back from the vet with a broken leg, running like the wind in rabbit country is not the best idea:
2 years on, with new friends, Lurch and Match, at friendsā in the Vendee:
āI had the crusts to clean my teeth - whatās wrong with that ?ā
You said he can jump, George. I hope he didnāt steal the bread?
Iām afraid he has done exactly thatā¦.!
Oh dear. I suppose it shows heās a discerning bread eater? I hope you had some in reserve for the humans.
Just rediscovered this 
What good taste your dog has.
If my cats can be trained gently out of such foodie invasions then I am sure Paco will learn too
Lovely.
Our Ruby is just as bad. Yesterday at around 6pm I was making up the cat food bowls and had them on top of the (chest) freezer ready to add kibble as a ācrunchā when the doorbell rang. I went to the door and was talking to my neighbour for several minutes. When I got back in the kitchen, Ruby had reached up to the cat bowls and helped herself to their food. I couldnāt scold her because it was after the event but itās not the first time sheās done that (with some sausages once that I had out to defrost). She still ate all her supper! Iāve previously posted a photo of Ruby where she looks like butter wouldnāt melt in her mouth. That was the look she gave me when I got back in the kitchen. The little darling (notā¦..)
A brave dog to remember tomorrow
Nice idea, but I think I would have preferred a more realistic statue. Very pleased he went on to a ripe old age though, must have been at least 10 I would have thought. 
