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From West Beach to Climping Beach with Shadow

By Viola | August 12, 2009

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From West Beach to Climping Beach with Shadow

I have just been for the best beach walk with Shadow from West Beach to Climping. He is absolutely awesome. He is a great swimmer and I love being in the water with him. My oh my, can he run too. It’s just amazing. I guess you would call it gallop, as Dalmatians are carriage dogs and they are known to gallop rather than trott. I’m sure you know all of that anyway.

I have had a ‘few’ doubts when I first bought him, but he exceeded all of my expectations. He isn’t at all what people said a Dalmatian to be. I tell you, he is definately NOT the typical Dalmatian. I am in awe to see how he changed from the 5 week old puppy who wouldn’t stop biting, into the beautiful six and a half months old ‘young’ (almost) obidient dog. I just love him to bits.