23rd October 2012: I took these photographs of Spike early this morning in Hoo Wood.
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23rd October 2012: I took these photographs of Spike early this morning in Hoo Wood.
The Wilden Marsh Blog 
That dog looks like he has had plenty of fun.
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He does!
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Spike is a fun loving dog, Alex, he loves Hoo Wood 🙂
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Adorable face.
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Yes, Spike does have that affliction. 🙂
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So sad!
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Yes! Spike does have a sad face; he has a happy face also, as in the second image. He is able to laugh.
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Your “field dog”, Mike? What are his official duties, if I may ask? Whatever he does, seems he has great fun getting wet! Seriously – a question about your deer. i was reading an American woman’s post the other day and she said that a 5 year old buck was considered old, in the Shenandoah mountains, and i was amazed. How old do the dear in Wilden Marsh live to be?
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Spike doesn’t have any warden related duties; he is not allowed on the marsh.
Muntjac deer bucks can live up to 16 years, and the does 19 years.
Spike is never happier than when he is frolicking in water. He is a very strong swimmer and has webbed feet.
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You took a lovely photo of Spike. Well Done!
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Thank you, Sarah. 🙂
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He a cracker!…..Sorry a Cocker!….:-) Lovely pic, great face.
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Thank, Mark. 🙂
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Mike I didn’t realise we are fellow cocker-slaves! 😉 Mine is a woosy show type though, rather than a working/field cocker.
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Spike is a man’s dog. 😉
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Now Spike looks just like the main character of a book! You can tell that he has personality, just by the way he stands and the look on his face…what a great dog!
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Spike is a dog of great presence when he is out in the wood: a proper alpha male. He is very protective of me and hardly lets me out of his sight. At home, he is a real nuisance, barking at every sound and stealing my two-year-old grandson’s biscuits and toast.
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