If a picture paints a thousand words, what can a video do?
If you’d like to experience some of the sights and sounds we’re treated to here, you’re in the right place.
Fat Dogs through the eye of a lens. Be sure to turn up the volume!
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Max perfects his belly flop!
There's something about our Australian Shepherd dogs and water, they love it. Here's Max having fun Aussie style in the River Garonne.
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Feasting wild boar
It's nighttime in our forest, and while the tiny tots try to find the milkbar, their mum is far more interested in having a meal of her own!
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Fox cubs having fun!
We caught these nighttime fox cubs on camera trying to pluck up the courage to play with badgers! To find out more about our idyllic lives here in France do join my Fat Dogs and me: https://www.bethhaslam.com/
Handbags at Dawn - deer style!
They may be little, but roe deer stags still pack a punch!
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Boar fight! Unseen, but too close for comfort.
Turn up your volume for this one. It was the first time I'd heard wild boar fighting, I wouldn't want to get it their way!
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Caught on camera - nighttime badgerfest!
Badgers having nocturnal fun in our forest here in France!
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Tripod and family enjoying a wallow
Tripod is joined by his family for some fun and frolicking in the mud. Don't forget to visit the Fat Dogs website for more adventures and news from Tripod and his furry friends.
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NewArrivals
A while ago we set up stealth cameras in our woods so we could find out who lived here apart from ourselves. The results have been surprising. Just have a look at the footage of this family of wild boar, and watch one of the youngsters as he chases a pheasant. Luckily he was too slow. Perhaps that's due to all the maize he's been eating! To read our story, and to find out more about how we came to live among these amazing animals in France, join me at:
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