WARNING, PLAYING BEE BOO CAN BE DANGEROUS

[Angela Clarke]

I play bee boo with my 8 1/2 month old pup, she is always at my side and follows me from room to room, ( I call her shadow) When I leave a room I know she will be 1 - 2 seconds behind me, so when I have got through the door I somtimes turn around and jump out at her as she comes through and say BOO. She gets excited and seams to enjoy this game, anyway.... Last night we were in the kitchen and  I went to go into the lounge she was then in front of me, as I entered the room she was just geting onto the end of the sofa, she got onto the arm and launch herself at me landing on my arm and face putting me off balance as I twisted round before landing on the floor with 22Kg of irish setter on me looking at me as if to say BOO.

My husband sitting watching T.V. just said "well you will play those games !!!!!!!"

"I`m not badly hurt thank you, husband dear".

[Angela Clarke]

 Yes I am fine thank you, you have it all to come I live with 3 setters so I have got used to expect the unexpected, it just adds more fun to your life ( most of the time ) bet you cann`t wait <:0)

[Howard Glansfield]

That was funny....nothing surprises me with setters!

[silvia]

cant believe !!! I am laughing rolling on the floor!! and they said they are stupid :) sooo funny , thanks for posting, this is a super-performance from a super-dog :)

[Dianne cook]

You have to love our Setters and their antics...it's what makes a setter special.

[Ellen Turberfield]

Thats life with Setters, years ago my first boy head butted me in the face which come up in a big bruise it took me ages for my mother to belive no one had hit me (",)