The public bonfire display is starting to take shape. It looks like a stage like structure made of wood and many wooden pallets.
After the recent rain the field is really starting to churn up now as the workmen build the great bonfire.
This seems like a good time to ask humans to think of us animals as bonfire night approaches. We don’t like loud, unexpected noises and can get quite scared.
Please don’t lock us into a dark room alone, leave a light on for us and maybe the radio if you are going out. More advice can be found on the RSPCA website.
The RSPCA recommends the Sounds Scary! CD therapy pack. This includes two CDs of firework, gunshot and thunder noises, together with a comprehensive information booklet and easy to follow instructions.
Get the CD
To purchase the CD at a special RSPCA discounted price, here is a link www.soundtherapy4pets.com/rspca
Colder weather
What a change in the weather. One day it is very soggy, the next very cool but dry.
On our walk today I managed to go trampling through the fallen leaves. They crunched under my paws and put a white dusty stuff on my tummy. Mum says this is something called ice. I liked it and it it made my tongue cold.
We extended our walk today and visited a garden. We had to walk near a busy road, but it did not worry me on my lead.
Mum has written all about on Heritageandhistory. She needed a few more pictures before some renovation work takes place.
A quick update tonight. So untill next time
Charlie and Buster