Thanks everyone for the welcomes!
Well my boys are truly my babies. Had a bit of a scare yesterday with them, seems they secretively have a slat in the fence that they nudge aside without you noticing and go for 'walkies' on their own. Well I got called by the dog warden yesterday afternoon to say he had my boys. I was panicked as they were taken to Dartford as I was at work in Central London AND I dont have a car. Fortunately the lady from Pet Pals who dog sits them was able to help me rescue my boys from prison
So all is well. They seemed so happy though like they had had one big adventure! Silly boys. I've double checked everything and made sure I secured the fence again.
I must say it is wonderful to have two (but hard work too) I wonder how they would manage without each other. They are completely devoted to each other and will not even be walked separately (not a good thing I know but an adorable thing nevertheless) They watch out for each other.
George (aka Georgie Porgie) is the more dominant one but doesnt like to be alone. Charlie on the other hand (aka Mr Brown/ Charlie Brown) loves to sit outside for hours alone just looking into the other gardens and poking his nose in all the flowers. George is bossy and has to be centre of attention but Charlie is such a softy. Just a big hunk of love. He is even slightly more chunky than George.
Charlie does not bark very often but boy does he know how to yawn loud enough to wake the house! And when he eats he always makes that smacking noise onces he has finished. Whereas George has to wipe him mouth on the carpet when he has finished.George loves to talk. He 'speaks' on command and loves his photo being taken - he will pose (he is the one who looks like he is smiling for the camera) I think Charlie was the runt of the litter has he has a smaller face and more pointy.
Their food likes and dislikes differ to. Which is quite funny. And Charlie is a snacker. He wont eat his food all at once but instead takes 'snack breaks'. He'll be playing and will stop for a nibble and run on.
They are actually both very good with their food. They dont eat their food at once and always leave some to have during the day. George is excellent at catching the ball and Charlie cant catch for dear life but is brilliant playing fetch. They know basic commands and I am working on getting them to walk properly. They do know cute things like identifying people if I say 'Where is...' they will find that person. And if I ask 'Where are the noo noos' (our cute word for insects) they stare at the ceiling looking for insects.
My poor babies are going to be neutred tomorrow so its been quite a week of adventure for them.
Sorry this is really long but as you can tell I am mad about my boys and could go on forever given half a chance!!
