Hi Dave

Despite being an 'older Gal' I'll bet Suzie still makes all the youngsters you have toe the line. What a marvellous age - and hope she has many more happy years with you!

Christine

Nope.  Can't beat Susie's age Dave --- Woody's but a spring chicken at 10 / 11yrs but I know what you mean about the football !   He might be an elderly gent but, my Goad, he gives the collies a run for their money where toys are concerned.  All toys belong to Woody! 

Wishing Susie many more years as chief fitba' ref. 

Julie

Suzy is doing well isn't she, must be the good care she gets.

As you know I have my two now (Tig and Chad) and before that my Charlie. Going back even further my first grey was called Rusty, he was found wandering in the street and it was thought that he was a coursing dog belonging to gypsies. We took him to the vet when we first got him who put him at approx 4-6 yrs old and we had him for a further ten years. When the vet looked at him at the end he said he could be as old as 17! But that he was definately over 14.Considering the early life he had (he was just ribs when we got him) it was amazing that he did so well. He was energetic to the end, never showing his age and loved a game of ball too. He finally succomed to a stroke in the night. 

I know he is deceased but I just wanted to let you know how long they can last with good care, perhaps Suzie will live quite a while yet, heres hoping.

Em X.