Spring has sprung!

Hello Hoomans! It is has been a little while since I last wrote anything, my human has been busy recently but he has promised to sit down and write stuff for me so everyone can stay up-to-date with all my happenings, which I am sure we can all agree, are very important!

Spring has finally come to Kent, and in true English fashion it was very wet and windy, and then sunny and then, suddenly, it went back to being very wet and windy again! Generally my human is very good as gauging the weather, especially if he is taking me out but on occasion he has gotten it wrong and we have both ended up soaking wet!

Now that the fields are suitable for us to go walking in again (at the end of winter they all so muddy that it was had for the human with only two legs to walk). The fields are now full of yellow flowers, my human says they are oilseed rape, and it is so much fun to run down the shady burrows left by the tractors! The yellow flowers are growing up so much that it is becoming difficult for my human to walk us the ways we would normally go but I don't mind as it means we go new ways.

Last week we had to leave the flat as the estate agent had a viewing booked. So we went out to meet my other human at the pub, but it rained and I got all wet and shivery. When we got to pub it wasn't so bad, I got to eat lots of crisps and then my humans bought me wet-food to make up for me getting so wet.

With it being so hot my human has been bringing water out with us so I can drink. He has this weird water bottle but I refuse to drink from it, so he has to use this little folding bowl instead. Even when he pours the water into that, I will sometimes ignore it and try and climb into irrigation ditches or little streams for the refreshing water there instead.

The other day I got so hot outside because I was running around so much, that I made myself ill. My human has said that if I continue to do this, he will have to buy my a towel coat, I think it will make me look ridiculous but also don't want to be hot.

Until next time, Bark Bark Lick!