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Brian the delinquent greyhound

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Brian the delinquent greyhound

My name is Brian and I'm a partial greyhound of unknown origin. Main hobby: putting things in my mouth that shouldn't go there. These are my confessions.

07/04/2024

Hiding from the rain with my silly mouth....

30/01/2024

My brother has got too close, help meee!!!

10/09/2023

Been camping at a pub!

14/07/2023

Helping Mum with her yoga. She doesn't appreciate it.

02/06/2023

My mouth does not always fit.

18/05/2023

There was a squirrel in the garden. Best day ever.

17/04/2023

We've been to Cornwall! I fell off my bed (it was 3 inches tall, quite a fall...) and got stuck under the human bed, getting them up at 2 am to rescue me! Other than that, I loved it. Lots of walks, and we were even good boys at the pub 🐾🐾

10/04/2023

We've had a lovely Easter 😍

01/04/2023

We're here again

25/03/2023

Fireside chilling type weekend

21/02/2023

Not content with 2 pairs of pyjamas, the brother now also has a dressing gown... It'll be a smoking jacket, pipe and slippers next...

02/11/2022

With Guy Fawkes Night fast approaching, please remember to check your bonfires for hedgehogs who may be sleeping.

Our spiky friends are rapidly on the decline and you can help to prevent unnecessary loss. Follow this wildlife friendly advice from British Hedgehog Preservation Society:
• Don’t build your bonfire until the same day that you will light it. The longer it’s left, the more likely that a hedgehog will find its way into your bonfire.
• If you need to build your bonfire in advance, make sure you place chicken wire one metre high all the way around the bottom. This should be placed at an outward angle to make it more difficult for hedgehogs to climb.
• If you have stored materials for your bonfire outdoors, before building it move them to a different patch of ground before you start.
• Always place the bonfire on open ground but never on a pile of leaves as a hedgehog may be hiding underneath.
• Always check the entire bonfire for hedgehogs before lighting it. Remember that they tend to hide in the centre and bottom two feet in particular.
• When checking, lift parts of the bonfire section by section using a pole or broom. Do not use a fork, spade or rake as this may injure a hedgehog.
• Use a torch to look inside the bonfire and listen for a hissing sound, as this is the noise that hedgehogs make when they are disturbed or distressed.
• Always light your bonfire from one corner, rather than in the centre, in order to give hedgehogs a chance to escape if they need to.

Remember, remember the Fifth of November but don’t forget about our wildlife! 🦔🔥

Artwork by Becky Cameron Illustration ❤️

01/11/2022

When Mum's phone makes a collage of holidays and family time 🥰

17/09/2022

Lovely walk today to get us used to getting in the car cage. We got back in to come home, but really not sure about it...

06/09/2022

Throwback to when I went to Hadrian's Wall in 2017

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