In memory of Kyle
(Sheridel Juggernaught)
Born 10/18/1998, Died 02/03/2010

Do not stand at my grave and weep;
I am not there. I do not sleep.
I am a thousand winds that blow.
I am the diamond glints on snow.
I am the sunlight on ripened grain.
I am the gentle autumn's rain.
When you awaken in the morning's hush,
I am the swift uplifting rush
of quiet birds in circled flight.
I am the soft stars that shine at night.
Do not stand at my grave and cry;
I am not there, I did not die.

1. Had to be resuscitated at birth by Hedd. Kyle never forgot him & became really exited every time he heard his voice
2. Came to Carol as a re-home , she says there must have been young children in his first home, as whenever he saw a pushchair he always went to have a look in at the child, as if looking for someone
3. When in ‘Mepal’ on one occasion he ‘escaped’ from the caravan during the night. Eventually located in the awning of the people who had fostered him before he went to Carol
4. His boots to stop his paws hurting on the rocky entry point to the lake
5. Seeing him sitting in a drifting boat wearing hat & sunglasses, & Emma ‘rescuing’ him by towing him back to shore
6. Watching him pull the decorated cart for WNAG at Ragley
7. His reluctance to enter the water in his later years – earning the saying ‘doing a Kyle’
8. His love of ‘dentistix’
9. His laid-back attitude
10. His love of comfort, especially the settee, he would glare continuously at anyone who dared sit in ‘his seat’ until they felt obliged to move, otherwise he would climb up behind them and push them off.

If you have any memories that you would like to add, please send them to kyle@wnag.co.uk

07/03/2010 - Container maintenance and Dog Walk

11:00 Container maintenance, (Sometime Later!!) Dog walk

07/02/2010 - AGM and Dog Walk

11:30 Walk around the park, 13:00 AGM in center

New Year walk **photos here**

The Sculpture Trail (Forest of Dean) & Lunch (if anyone knows of a good pub?)

11:30 03/01/2010 Forest of Dean - Sculpture Trail

27/09/2009 - A Dogs Day Out News paper clipping

FURRY FRIEND Lowri Burridge, aged 13, with her Newfoundland dog at Pembrey Country Park.	TO THE RESCUE Rhodri Burridge, aged 15, Lowri Burridge, aged 13, and Emily Trudgill, aged 14, with their Newfoundland dogs at the Burns Pet Nutrition dog day.

Libby Buck wins Best Improved

Working Newfoundland

Congratulations to gorgeous 21 month old Newfoundland Libby Buck, pictured here with her proud owner Garry, who recently won the Beginners Water Trials and Best Improved Working Newfoundland at Ragley Hall in Wales.

Libby was judged on her ability to successfully recognise a person in distress in the water, swim out, and bring them safely back to shore. Libby took two trials, one to bring a swimmer in distress back to the shore from 20 metres, and the other to bring a boat back to the shore from 20 metres.

Libby started the beginner's life saving course 12 months ago with her owners, Garry and Susan Buck, who regard the training as a hobby for them all. Garry explains "Libby absolutely loves the water and the training days. It's something that we all enjoy and are very commited to. We start the Advanced course in April which means that Libby will learn to swim out and rescue people at longer distances".

Well done Libby

Xmas walk around Kenfig Pool, and Dinner at The Globe, Newton

Thanks to WOOKIE for the pictures