Retired racing greyhound with attitude. 12yrs young living with Mum & Dad in France. Addicted to broccoli & cauliflower. Pawtial to raw courgette if fed by hand
True rules are stricter in France and the majority of people are adhering to them. Why? because the police here are "law enforcers" rather than police "by consent". If you are caught breaking the rules here, you are immediately issued with an extremely hefty fine.
@clarebalding it's official: mummy has a girl crush on C Balding! Maybe it was the comment yesterday about a hound doing yoga in the sofa (having a scratch) which was "absolutely fine"! What a doggy person, bringing Crufts to life and advocating the Greyhound!
@10DowningStDog @BritishArmy@RoyalAirForce@RoyalNavy Poor hound looks as traumatised as some of the service personnel might feel. Not an appropriate forum for a hound which has just been rehomed. Another PR opportunity - yes. But, like a juicy tennis ball could have a negative rebound!
@Number10cat On positive side, consider the upswing in pubs takings this evening. Lots of drunken "Legal Eagles" wobbling around the streets of Westminster for bold cats to feast upon. Some might be more morose and vulnerable than others! Heat up No10 BBQ? But, some meat is best eaten raw!
@LordRickettsP@MailOnline Agreed. He is one of the most intelligent and rational of people. But he is a Civil Servant - rather than a Special Advisor. So, given governmental form, unlikely to be listened to!
@FRANCE24 contrary to earlier report, the United Kingdom is represented at both the Arc de Triomphe and Peace Forum by Right Honourable David Lidington, Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster. A senior British minister. Effectively, Deputy Prime Minister of British government.
A ten-year-old Labrador from Essex, England, stepped in to care for a brood of ducklings whose mother disappeared last week
Fred took in the orphaned ducks immediately and "has been babysitting ever since"