No nut Donut

Tails of the testicularly challenged, boisterous lab/staffy cross we call Donut.

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Escapoologist

Earlier this week I received a phone call from a girl staying in the house next door. She told me that Donut was found swimming happily in their pool and didn’t want to get back into the garden he belonged in.

I had to race home and build a fence at the back of our garden to prevent further escapes. This involved drilling into rock to anchor the fence - he’s a tenacious hound so would try his best to burrow underneath.

I don’t blame him though. He’s a friendly boy and just wanted to hang out with interesting new humans.

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Shaky paw?

Donut can do this on command, however, slightly less enthusiastically.

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Ask Donut a question

Post your question and I'll relay it to Donut. I will then describe his expression. It won't be the most enthralling conversation but remember - we're on the cutting edge of trans-species social media.

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He used to fit in this little red chair.

He forgets how much he’s grown.

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OMG cute little back puppies

Here are Donut’s brothers and sisters. They grew up in a place called Bargo near Wollongong in New South Wales, Australia.

Donut seemed most interested in me which is why he was selected to be our family pet. He chose well.

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This is Donut

Donut has no nuts, but he doesn’t care. All he wants to do is get your attention.

He does this by stealing small things that you like and running away with them in his mouth. Stuff like socks, pens, medicine prescriptions, $20 notes and cushions. He’s not mean, he just doesn’t understand. Because he’s a dog. And quite a nice one.