Through no fault of his own, K-9's been through quite a few owners, but once he got to Dogs Trust we definitely knew that this dog was for life.
Besides which, he wasn't already microchipped, so tracking down The Doctor might be tricky...
Showing posts with label doctor who k-9. Show all posts
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Friday, 4 November 2011
Doctor Who's K-9 goes walkies at Dogs Trust
Guess who we just caught on camera making his way from the legal department to the HR team? (Don't worry, we weren't giving him his marching orders, just a change of scene after several years in the same room)
Friday, 5 February 2010
Doctor Who auction won't include Dogs Trust's fabulous K-9
When I heard on the news today that the BBC plans to auction a goodly collection of Doctor Who props later this month, it reminded me that the BBC is not the only place you can find a little extraterrestrial technology...
You might recognise, for example, this brave creature:
K-9 found his way to Dogs Trust some years ago via a rather meandering route - though apparently no TARDIS was involved. He had been originally sold at a BBC auction and allegedly found his way to Crinkley Bottom before ending up in a Doctor Who exhibition at Watermouth Castle in Ilfracombe.
At the end of the exhibition, the owners of the Devon attraction gave the famous 'tin dog' to Dogs Trust Ilfracombe, as thanks for the help one of the Training and Behaviour Advisors had offered to them with their dog.
After a few years as star attraction at the centre, K-9 has now opted for a peaceful retirement (we never did get the electronics to work properly!) at Dogs Trust's head office in London. He'll be staying with his loving forever owners for good.
You might recognise, for example, this brave creature:
K-9 found his way to Dogs Trust some years ago via a rather meandering route - though apparently no TARDIS was involved. He had been originally sold at a BBC auction and allegedly found his way to Crinkley Bottom before ending up in a Doctor Who exhibition at Watermouth Castle in Ilfracombe.
At the end of the exhibition, the owners of the Devon attraction gave the famous 'tin dog' to Dogs Trust Ilfracombe, as thanks for the help one of the Training and Behaviour Advisors had offered to them with their dog.
After a few years as star attraction at the centre, K-9 has now opted for a peaceful retirement (we never did get the electronics to work properly!) at Dogs Trust's head office in London. He'll be staying with his loving forever owners for good.
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