I'm a lion on the plain

[mint]

My terrier, Guto.
He is 6 years old, loves riding out with me, really likes schooling and jumping sessions, where he thinks he is my "5th" aid - grrrr woof woof.
He loves ratting, sleeping in front of the fire, bit*hes in season (yum yum, esp terrier bit*hes) and he loves his mummy.

He has been used as a stud for a number of years to outside bit*hes. I have a 7 month son at home, my landlord has a bit*h pup of his and my mum has a dog pup (though they are now both 2 years old) . I am amazed at how he passes his great temperament on, he was easy to train and is my little munchkin, he even comes sheepdog trialling with the border collies, he is only 11 inches tall and yet all the collies go down on their bellies to "suck up" to him.

He is great and I may get him stuffed when he dies, er not really, but I do love him stupidly - why is that?

[ladyndibs]

He sounds a real character, looks cute too

[auntiebarb]

My friend brings her Parsons jack russell with us riding with my collie too. They are best mates. When we have a gallop, she gets to the top first, then the tb then the appaloosa then the collie who we have to wait for. He must be the slowest collie in England. I really love her dog, she is a real character. Yours looks very much like her.

[mint]

Why thank you, I shall pass on all comments to Gut (said Git, English friends think its hilarious that I have terrier called "Git", and he is sooooo not git-ish)

I have added another pic of him, he so loves to pose and when I have the camera I just say "turn the other way, look at the camera now, smile" and he'll turn, a true poser, me thinks!

He runs in front of the horse, and when we canter he skips ahead until I have to shout "out of the way" and then he nips into the side (my horse is a 17.2hh warmblood with very long legs) quite how Guto thinks he'll out pace him is anyones guess, but he loves coming for rides.

I'll see if I can find pics of his "babies"

[amanda42]

He looks so happy and healthy a truly gorgeous dog! xx