but i love it watching a dog working its heart out and enjoying every minute, its good to see it back on the box, nice to see youngsters working the dogs as well a great old show 
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one man and his dog
Yes i know its old but i love it watching a dog working its heart out and enjoying every minute, its good to see it back on the box, nice to see youngsters working the dogs as well a great old show
but i love it watching a dog working its heart out and enjoying every minute, its good to see it back on the box, nice to see youngsters working the dogs as well a great old show Respect to all, be kind to all and you shall reap what you sow.
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Re: one man and his dog
I used to love that programme - don't watch much tv - but i'll have to check out the times if it's back 
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I noticed it was on and had a bit of a chuckle as I used to watch it occasionally in the past - lord knows why as I've never had any interest whatsoever, I think it was just because it was such a different thing to have on the telly! 
I'm very pleased for them and it's on at prime(ish) time too!
I'm very pleased for them and it's on at prime(ish) time too!http://chateaumoorhen.blogspot.com/boboff wrote:Oh and just for MMM,(thanks)
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Is Phil Drabble still in it??? 
The Mothers of teens now know why some animals eat their young!
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Ah poor bugger!
The Mothers of teens now know why some animals eat their young!
Re: one man and his dog
Just watched it now! What a dose of nostalgia! Great stuff
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yes its wonderful the new presenter has a sheep farm about 20 miles away from janes sister in co durham, lovely area.indy wrote:Just watched it now! What a dose of nostalgia! Great stuff
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Re: one man and his dog
We watched it last night as well 
good stuff, Was very impressed with the dog that the Englishman only got back a week before the event.
We don't have a dog, but i'm working on training the cat to do it, although I'm slightly concerned it will just end up with bit's of sheep being dragged through the catflap in the middle of the night and dumped on the kitchen floor
good stuff, Was very impressed with the dog that the Englishman only got back a week before the event. We don't have a dog, but i'm working on training the cat to do it, although I'm slightly concerned it will just end up with bit's of sheep being dragged through the catflap in the middle of the night and dumped on the kitchen floor