Wonderland; people and their dogs...

When the retriever jumped into that muddy puddle . Muddy puddles were a magnet to my cocker spaniels when I had them. The whippet can't bear getting her feet wet!

Yes - I thought it was delightful loved the people but adored the dogs

SPOILER ALERT.I'm glad you saw it. I wonder if some people didn't watch because they thought it was just a programme for dog lovers? I'd quite like an update on all the people in it. Was a bit concerned about the guy with the big mastiff and the little child; a dog that size could turn in a minute. And the German Shepherd with the new baby. Think it should have been treated more like a dog until the baby arrived [says I with a dog that doesn't know how to not jump on a sofa]. The guy that was the roadie was the sort that you'd probably cross the street if you saw him walking towards you on a dark night, but what a dear man he was. Supposedly she interviewed loads and loads of people before she found that lot. Was so happy to hear that the Yorkshire couple had gone home. Keep having fantasies about being able to afford to employ someone to walk behind me with a poop scoop and bag [for the dog, I mean]The pretty lady in the hostel reminded me of that top model who started rescuing greyhounds;Celia Hammond?It's Molly Dineen I was thinking of that made the documentaries years ago.

I just finished watching on Catchup. What an uplifting, quirky little program. I smiled all the way through.

Will see if it is on Catchup tv later today.

Thanks for reminding me about it, I will watch it on iPlayer, thanks goodness for that backup!

My overwhelming impression was of people with problems for whom their dogs were therapy - plus some real weirdos!! Felt for the couple who had lost their son, especially but don't think I'd walk Grace on Hampstead Heat - not with all those bodies. Very few "normal" people?

I missed it.