tylerwild_bordercollies on instagram

March 23, 2020

My favourite media these days is instagram and now that so many of us are home I hope you will enjoy my updates. And please be sure to pm me through instagram if you have a tylerwild pup so I can follow you. Right now it is a scary world out there and we here at Tylerwild are hunkering down. These dogs of mine just don’t get this ‘social distancing’ bit so we are sadly saying no to any visitors for the moment.

car trip

The happy part for all the pups out there with family that normally work away from home are the chances are you are now working from home.

We thoroughly enjoyed our time with Hanna’s pups and delighted with our wee Tokio who has stayed with us. Shes a real delight and made even more special after the very sad news of her dad passing away unexpectedly.. Ozzie was an awesome man and his passing has bought much sadness. He is also father to our Sue, Bobbie and now Tokio in our Tylerwild clan. We were very lucky to have spent some time with him recently when he came to stay and mated with Hanna. Thank you Anita.. RIP Ozzie

Hanna with Ozzie

I will include a few pics here of Hanna’s pups but with the ability to take videos and photos on our phones today I mainly posted regular stories(which only last 24 hours) and updates on instagram. tylerwild_bordercollies Look out for me!!

I have pups due in May and will continue as I always have done to send puppy owners videos and photos as I take them (often daily!!). In the meantime everybody please keep safe, stay at home, wash your hands regularly, keep your distance at all times. We have family in Italy who have been in quarantine for sometime now so we know the consequences if we don’t do this now. The one message they make very clear is do not panic buy. Food and resources will remain but panic buying makes it hard for the suppliers. I happened to go into our supermarket this morning for a few supplies and was horrified to see the trolleys packed high and the lines of people trying to check out. This behavior is not helping the crisis situation.