Thats what Tucker does after the bath. Runs around and tries to get dirtyMy old dogs used to hate water! After bath time was the worst. They used to run around the yard like crazy, then get as dirty as possible!
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Nobody likes rain here 
Pikelet loves water just not the bath or the rain, she is obsessed with the hose
Twiggy is scared of water she wonāt even walk into the fish section of a pet shop
Fanta is happy to go out if I go out with her otherwise she only goes out when she is desperate, apparently we both have to be miserable in the rain
Pepsi is starting to avoid going out in the rain
she didnāt the first few times I let her out
Pikelet loves water just not the bath or the rain, she is obsessed with the hose
Twiggy is scared of water she wonāt even walk into the fish section of a pet shop
Fanta is happy to go out if I go out with her otherwise she only goes out when she is desperate, apparently we both have to be miserable in the rain
Pepsi is starting to avoid going out in the rain
she didnāt the first few times I let her out
LOL Brew does that too. He gets the zoomies after bathes lolMy old dogs used to hate water! After bath time was the worst. They used to run around the yard like crazy, then get as dirty as possible!
Thatās hilarious lolNobody likes rain here
Pikelet loves water just not the bath or the rain, she is obsessed with the hose
Twiggy is scared of water she wonāt even walk into the fish section of a pet shop
Fanta is happy to go out if I go out with her otherwise she only goes out when she is desperate, apparently we both have to be miserable in the rain
Pepsi is starting to avoid going out in the rain
Brew avoids puddles
But heāll wade in the water a little if itās really hot out or thereās other dogs in the water hah
Water is nice and all, but what about snow 
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Our pom and English bulldog didn't seen to care, I wonder what willow thinkWater is nice and all, but what about snow
Brew loves snow lolWater is nice and all, but what about snow
I have three and will share their stories and photos soon. This morning, though, I had to feel sorry for a bunny rabbit, but also enjoyed watching the dogs having a blast and doing what dogs do.... but.... poor bunny. I couldn't do anything to save him.
You see, the dogs have a fenced yard where they spend all their outdoor time. Very secure. Any other critter gets into that yard must have a death wish. So I let the dogs out this morning for their business, and immediately saw flashes of black, white and brown running the Indy500 around the fenceline, across the yard, back around the fenceline, under the deck, out again, In the dim half-light of early dawn it was hard to see... but then a little flash of brown racing out in front of the pack..... uh oh. Oh no.
One is a Jack Russell. No slowing that one down. The second is a shepherd-mix, just in it for the fun. Third is a beagle - should have been right behind the JR and baying his head off, but he's elderly, overweight and has joint issues, so he just did his best to be involved without actually running fast.
I really do wish I hadn't let this happen. I love bunnies! But what could I do? When they're chasing a critter, there's no calling them back (Here, doggy doggy! Here doggy doggy! Yeah...... no). The shepherd would have responded to my command, but the JR and beagle.... no chance. And if they can't catch the bunny, neither can I. If I open the gate... no, BAD idea. What to do? ...... sadly, nothing I could do.
At one point, the JR and Shepherd drove the rabbit under our deck (it is enclosed underneath with just one entrance/exit for the dogs). There is a gap at the other end, just big enough for a bunny. As the other two followed the rabbit under the deck (bad place to be, bunny, bad place!), the beagle placed himself outside of that gap, waiting while chaos went on inside. Just waiting. And he was rewarded, as the bunny squeezed through the gap. Didn't get a bite, but he got a taste of the fun. And the race was on again.
Not wanting to see the finale since at this point a quick death is the best option, I went back inside. And now my day is spoiled. Apparently, I have some work to do on fencing to be sure another critter can't squeeze INto the yard.
You see, the dogs have a fenced yard where they spend all their outdoor time. Very secure. Any other critter gets into that yard must have a death wish. So I let the dogs out this morning for their business, and immediately saw flashes of black, white and brown running the Indy500 around the fenceline, across the yard, back around the fenceline, under the deck, out again, In the dim half-light of early dawn it was hard to see... but then a little flash of brown racing out in front of the pack..... uh oh. Oh no.
One is a Jack Russell. No slowing that one down. The second is a shepherd-mix, just in it for the fun. Third is a beagle - should have been right behind the JR and baying his head off, but he's elderly, overweight and has joint issues, so he just did his best to be involved without actually running fast.
I really do wish I hadn't let this happen. I love bunnies! But what could I do? When they're chasing a critter, there's no calling them back (Here, doggy doggy! Here doggy doggy! Yeah...... no). The shepherd would have responded to my command, but the JR and beagle.... no chance. And if they can't catch the bunny, neither can I. If I open the gate... no, BAD idea. What to do? ...... sadly, nothing I could do.
At one point, the JR and Shepherd drove the rabbit under our deck (it is enclosed underneath with just one entrance/exit for the dogs). There is a gap at the other end, just big enough for a bunny. As the other two followed the rabbit under the deck (bad place to be, bunny, bad place!), the beagle placed himself outside of that gap, waiting while chaos went on inside. Just waiting. And he was rewarded, as the bunny squeezed through the gap. Didn't get a bite, but he got a taste of the fun. And the race was on again.
Not wanting to see the finale since at this point a quick death is the best option, I went back inside. And now my day is spoiled. Apparently, I have some work to do on fencing to be sure another critter can't squeeze INto the yard.
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Lulu loves snow. The rest havenāt really seen snow just frost which they donāt seem to be bothered byWater is nice and all, but what about snow
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