Our B loves the beach, and she can move lightening-fast in reverse if surprised by an incoming wave. Looks like your guy feels the same about the water.
@Shaye's:
I love the poem on the rock as well. Lucky little Kipawa - lucky mom too.
At this particular beach, there are quite a few rocks inscribed with various partial poems or eloquent thoughts. People can also pay for a bench as a tribute to a loved one. The beach has a wonderful feeling to it, a truly welcoming area for dogs and humans alike.
Beautiful! Only in sunny southern California can you have an outdoor sectional. We were there last June - same blue sky and foothills. I just fell in love and miss it terribly. Looks like all the furkids got along and made themselves comfortable. Thanks for sharing what looks like a very nice weekend for all. :)
Now we do have the time to spent time with the dogs on the beach. The main tourist season is over and the beaches, at least if you know where to go, are empty as far as your eyes can see. This is Basenji-Fun-Season ;-)
They have so much fun charging the doves and running just for joy.
Regards,
Esther
@tanza:
You will be surprised how well the crate buddies make it though puppyhood… but I would always get mine out of the crate before they started to chew...ggg
And he is not really getting more teeth, just seems that way and those nasty fangs are the last to go... and yes, that is what people at work used to do to me.... I would tell them, just like caring for over grown rose bushes...
Hahaha. When I said that to my coworker she responded with "well it looks like a rose bush attacked you!!!" :p I wouldn't trade it for anything though!
