Meet my friends!

Today I will introduce you to my best friends, whom I meet every day in my favourite park, Saughton Park - but I will write about it some other time. They call us the three musketeers and they are right because we are best when we are together

This is Mabel. My closest friend is Mabel. She's a Border Terrier, and some people call her my girlfriend. The Border Terrier is a small, sturdy terrier breed that originated in Scotland. They are distinguished by their characteristic otter-shaped head and untidy, coarse coat, which appears in various colours of red, wheat, and grey. Their thick, coarse coat needs frequent care to stay in good shape. Border Terriers are sociable, loving dogs who enjoy being around people and taking part in activities like running, hiking, and fetch. Mabel enjoys dragging the frisbee the most, but because she's so picky, I always have to let it go. It's great that our owners get along and always agree to go on walks together, and I really enjoy meeting her. We might have been crazy all day long when she once spent the weekend staying at my house! the best weekend of my life!

Peanut, a beagle dog, is my best pal. Funny story: I was also meant to go by the name Peanut.

A little canine breed called the Beagle is renowned for being outgoing and energetic. They have a short, smooth coat that can be any colour, including black, brown, and white, and a compact, muscular frame. The long, drooping ears of the Beagle are recognisable and feel velvety and sensitive to the touch. And I enjoy chewing on them when I'm having fun. The Beagle frequently carries its tail high to show off its upbeat demeanour. Their big, brown eyes have a pleasant, inquisitive expression that is frequently characterised. They are well-liked by both children and adults since they are devoted, affectionate, and playful. We enjoy playing the game of racing for the ball the most. The paean is awkward, so I always come out on top. I occasionally ponder how he manages to survive in this world!