How Many Irish Can Fit Under A Bonnet?

[Myra Thomas-Rhodes]

Recently Nome had to wear the elizabethan collar. Fun and games as he barged through the house with it on, and once the others realised it was nothing to be terrorised by - only Nome in a bonnet, then life settled back down. Eating treats with it on, became a "free for all" if Nome dropped any pieces.
Amazing how many can clamber underneath in such circumstances!

[ursula wilby]

I have never thought of it, but it could be great for keeping the rain out as well - if used like this! And as we can see by the photo-evidence, loads of setters can benefit! :-)

[Myra Thomas-Rhodes]

You are a gem, Ursula!
Love M XXX

[Nicole Wilson]

Ha, ha, great photos! Looks like the Elizabethan collar had received quite a bashing too!

[Melinda Auld]

Yes, but only if he doesn't look up at the sky ;-)

Poor Nome! Hope he's okay now. It would have been hard fending off all the competition once the treats fell onto the ground!

[Marta Magi]

They also can receive messages from and send to the space :o))

However, this one herself is not an Irish, but the best friend of one :-)

[Laura Kolbach]

poor brother, hope you are okey now! funny photos, Myra!

[yvonne]

funny pics!

[Dee Rance]

My lot seem to just 'barge' their way through things, legs doorways furniture etc but yes personal umbrella for the pack....good idea, its also a place you could try and hide food from the others, but those darned puppies get into all the small places. Numbers under.....Three adults or 1 adult and 6 puppies???

[Andrea Maxwell]

They also save lives! My English ran straight through a window wearing one - I shudder to think of what might have happened had he not been wearing it!