Cerise & sisters on the beach

BeeBee · Post by **BeeBee** » 01 Feb 2016, 12:54

We've been heading to the beach recently here and there, the dogs all love it and the drive is worthwhile to see them all so happy.

squidgy100 · Post by **squidgy100** » 01 Feb 2016, 21:07

Lolah loves the beach....very envious of anyone who is able to walk their pooches regularly on a beach....hopefully in a few weeks we will be taking a few days in Norfolk....days to be spent with lolah running free on the sand!

Donald · Post by **Donald** » 01 Feb 2016, 21:12

That fourth pic - I know the pose very well

This was the day Kaspar discovered liver cake. His nose spent a lot of time round my pockets

Maty · Post by **Maty** » 01 Feb 2016, 21:33

We do love a beach walk, there is just something very special about it. Two hours drive means it is a treat ;)

Jules · Post by **Jules** » 01 Feb 2016, 23:29

Great photos of them, Cerise is looking great. Im very lucky , the beach is only a 10 min drive for me. The beach was Nellies first walk and is a regular for us.

Donna 9 · Post by **Donna 9** » 02 Feb 2016, 20:45

Lovely pics!

My two have never been to the beach, it's on the things to do list...

BeeBee · Post by **BeeBee** » 03 Feb 2016, 09:19

Donna 9 wrote:Lovely pics!

My two have never been to the beach, it's on the things to do list...

Oh you should, dogs love a beach. There's something special for them about the changing nature I think.
We're about 75mins drive from W Wittering which is the nicest sandy one closeish to us, or there's one slightly closer at an hour. But its worth it for us especially in the winter where everywhere else is a bit miserable and muddy. We try once a week to get to the beach at the moment.

Jules wrote:Great photos of them, Cerise is looking great. Im very lucky , the beach is only a 10 min drive for me. The beach was Nellies first walk and is a regular for us.

Thanks, she's doing well. And yes, jealous, 10 mins

;)

Gina · Post by **Gina** » 03 Feb 2016, 11:22

Oh you should, dogs love a beach. There's something special for them about the changing nature I think. Quote from BeeBee's post.

I think the best way to describe ioli galloping and gambolling on a large expanse of beach is "a visual expression of sheer joy"

Donald · Post by **Donald** » 03 Feb 2016, 22:31

Maty wrote:We do love a beach walk, there is just something very special about it. Two hours drive means it is a treat ;)

It's a dreadful chore the 15 minute drive (In the rush hour) to the beach here

Unfortunately it has about 4 metres of rise at high tide and there is no beach at high tide.

Which is why this computer now has the tide tables for the coast round here.

4pawz and a tail · Post by **4pawz and a tail** » 09 Feb 2016, 16:38

Looks like you were having a beautiful day on the beach! We are land locked here as a rule but next week 3 days on the Isle of Wight with beaches to explore - my two can't wait! (or they couldn't if they knew they were going!) but I'm excited!

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