My, What Big Ears you Have!

I snapped this picture of Prancer this morning looking out a window.

What you cant see in the shot is the chickens on parade after being let out of their coup. I think its safe to say that Prancer is not chicken friendly.

I personally love chickens, especially with a nice gravy and some creamy mash ..mmmm!

Bye for now Readers - Murphy.

How Rude!

Hi Readers, Dad has suggested (very unkindly) that this pooch cafe cartoon is a very accurate representation of me in the morning.

He also says that this could be me at 18:00 hours as I do get a bit anxious if my dinner hasn't been served by then. I totally disagree of course, I don't look anything like the little guy in the cartoon!

Bye for now Readers - Murphy.

Greyhounds, is there anything they can't do?

Lucky dog: Buddy thanks her mate Hurley for the live-saving blood transfusion. The pup nearly died from a hookworm infestation. Picture: MARC McCORMACK

Read all about it in the Cairns Post









Bye for now Readers - Murphy.

Who Said Hyundai Make Small Cars?

Hi Readers, I thought you might like this quick video of the pack and I arriving home after a foster carer's walk.



You really would be surprised about what you can fit into a Hyundai Hatch!

Bye for now Readers - Murphy.

Morning Tea with Aunty Margaret

Aunty Margaret dropped by with her two greys Amie & Blase this morning to catch up over a cup of coffee. We also have the lovely Jess staying with us so it was a full house.

I hope you like the pictures -

Are you the gate keeper?

Mum with Jess, Blase, Cherry and yours truly!

Prancer hamming it up!

Homer getting some rays.

Aunty M & Jess.

Me looking after the new girl ;)












Anyway, I must be off and see to my guests - Bye for now - Murphy.

Happy Australia Day

Hi Readers, as most of you know, the 26th January is Australia Day which is a national public holiday in the land down under.

All of us at the House of Hound hope you have a greyt Aussie day whatever you choose to do as we live in the best country on earth.

Prancer, Homer and I fly the flag against a backdrop of beautiful wattle flowers.





Until next time Readers - Bye for now - Murphy.

House of ... Hen?

Mum & Dad left us at home this morning as they went out to pick up half a dozen rescued chickens.

As you can see, these girls need lots of TLC. They were saved from a battery farm and were in for the chop at the old ripe age of about 12 months. They still have what it takes though as there were several eggs laid (Mmm.. fresh eggs... uhhh) while they were at the rescue coop!

A good reason to buy free range eggs!













Bye for now - Murphy.