A very successful talk was given at the IWC in Bryanston, where Sue also demonstrated on the spinning wheel.  A very interested and appreciative audience.

We have been actively involved with Tekkie Tax, here are some articles about our visit to SARDA and the Battle of the Mascots at Meerhof School in Hartebeespoort.

A first for the JOY Dogs.  Appearing with Sue while she played classical and flamenco guitar at this photo exhibition. I think the JOY Dogs were more of an attraction than the music. And our photo entry – from the Tekkie Tax photo shoot

We were asked to do a demo of all the JOY Dogs’ tricks at this show.  Every trick went off perfectly and the dogs were a great hit.  We practiced a lot and it sure paid off. And a pose with some metal guitars.

This spinning wheel folds up and is portable and  and will be taken along to some of the shows where the JOY Dogs perform.

The two items below, scarf and beanie (modelled by Yola) were made exclusively from the late Yogi’s hair A beanie made for Jenny Shone, the animal communicator A big project – this waistcoat took about 3 months to spin the hair and 2 full weeks to knit.  

We are proud to be associated with the fund raising organisation Tekkie Tax.  We did a photo shoot at their offices in Centurion.

We visited Baobab Kids in Alberton – our 3rd visit so we must be doing something right. St Martins in Linmeyer – our second visit to this pre-school.  Here’s the learners getting a chance to brush and touch the dogs.  

The JOY Dogs showed off their tricks to residents at Pembury Sandton and Bryanston – it was our second visit there and well received.  We also went to Pembury in Melrose and gave a good show.

Looking for the best mirror photo…