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Cobi and Ginnie yet again......
Posted: Tue Jan 27, 2009 5:06 pm
by Cobi and Ginnies Mum
Does anyone else get the same 'I can't hear you..my ear flaps are shut.....' from their goldens?
Phew ...that's better.... I needed that 'cos I've been running too fast....
OK, OK, I'll come when I want to....
I'm just seeing how close I can get before you notice me.....
The 'cut off' upturned flower buckets do as an off the ground feeding station...
Re: Cobi and Ginnie yet again......
Posted: Tue Jan 27, 2009 5:37 pm
by janrobinson
Super pictures and comments Lynda.

Re: Cobi and Ginnie yet again......
Posted: Tue Jan 27, 2009 8:27 pm
by CarolynM
Love the comments and pictures Lynda - and so true

Re: Cobi and Ginnie yet again......
Posted: Tue Jan 27, 2009 9:13 pm
by pennydog
O My God, I have a Goldie "Noodle" she is just over a year and oh yes "lar lar lar" I'm not listening .. and I'll be right back when I've finished saying hello ...OK
Re: Cobi and Ginnie yet again......
Posted: Tue Jan 27, 2009 11:32 pm
by Eastonwolfs
Lovely Lynda...you always capture them so well...

Re: Cobi and Ginnie yet again......
Posted: Wed Jan 28, 2009 2:19 pm
by lynn wise
Love the "bottoms up".
Head down, bottoms up, not listening mode.
All ours have had the "can't hear you" ear set, when going hell for leather in the opposite direction. Must be genetic with Goldens.
Our Holly used to get the " I know what I'm doing, meet you there" look. To be honest, she usually did know

Re: Cobi and Ginnie yet again......
Posted: Wed Jan 28, 2009 6:14 pm
by Ellas mum
Love the 3rd one down Lynda, talk about sneakin'

Re: Cobi and Ginnie yet again......
Posted: Fri Jan 30, 2009 11:49 am
by sonia
Wonderful photos Lynda i never get tired of seeing them.
Love the wonderful expressions they give, so human like.
Now i get confused

which one is Cobi and which one is Ginnie?
How did you come by the name Cobi???
Re: Cobi and Ginnie yet again......
Posted: Fri Jan 30, 2009 3:42 pm
by Cobi and Ginnies Mum
Ginnie was chosen because she had only been given a name when she went into rescue, she hadn't got used to that name so she became Ginnie, 'GIN' for short which reflects Ginnie's sometimes wilful nature by despatching a furry toy (similar to a sparrowhawk eating it's prey )
COBI is the smaller very dark dog, and whilst we were travelling up the M6 to Jan's we were saying various names, and then disagreeing with each other, something short, 'cos we knew we might be saying it over and over again if she was anything like our previous goldens!
My Husband knew someone from years ago ( in his happy carefree days before being married!!!!!!) she was a friend of the Dutch family he used to stay with, and her name was Cobi (someone asked me if I minded our dog being named after a girl I'd never met, but my Husband had known... not in the slightest I said) I've since found out that Cobi was the mascot for the 1982 Barcelona Olympics, and also there is a toy called Cobi.
All our dogs have had their names shortened except Jade, Gemma - Gem, Ceili - Cales, Jasmine - Jazz, Abigail - Abby, and now we have Gin. and Co. who have been the best two yet for immediately getting on together from day one.

Re: Cobi and Ginnie yet again......
Posted: Sat Jan 31, 2009 12:03 pm
by sonia
Thanks Lynda will try and remember who is who now
We have always tried to pick short names for our dogs to as does make shouting them easier...
Have had Troy, Luke and now Brad, although have heard some strange names for dogs

Re: Cobi and Ginnie yet again......
Posted: Wed Feb 04, 2009 10:35 pm
by hairydog
Yep I get this too selective deafness and if Paddy sees a mole hill, he is digging his way to australia, and no-one can stop him...love the bottoms in the air...

Re: Cobi and Ginnie yet again......
Posted: Sat Feb 07, 2009 9:32 pm
by bronson
Hi to all,
First of all happy new year to all (better late then never).
Like the new set up.
Great Pictures of Cobi and Ginnie.Bronson has that trouble with his selective hearing.
Took him to the vets for his yearly check up and injection and he has only put on 1 kilo since his last visit which we thought was really good.The vet said that was really good for a retreiver as his weight is 31 kilo.The vet sat on the floor with him and softy bronson loved it as he was trying to get on her knee,
He loves the snow he runs round the feild like a puppy he is so funny.
take care
Love to all the goldies
Julie Mike and Bronson
