A Spring Walk In Autumm, or, Canine Meets Bovines (With 9 Pictures)

[madwriter]

It occurred to me that not only have I not written anything here in a while, it's been ages since I posted a multi-photo entry--years, probably. And that it's probably been ages since I posted an entry that wasn't about writing.

So I'll say one writing-related thing and be done with it for this go-round: I'm doing the heavy edits for The Matter

Comments

[madwriter]

I would love to see what my cats would make of these ladies.

[monissaw]

Our first Jack Russell's encounter with a sheep didn't go quite as he'd have liked.

She stamped her foot.
He barked.
She butted.
He run out of the paddock, backwards.

[madwriter]

Obviously cows were not as easy to herd as your Jack Russell would have liked!

[prosodic]

I would love to see how my dogs would react around a cow. I think Blitz would freak out.

[madwriter]

Tucker was utterly fascinated until they got close...

[j_cheney]

Our dogs got to do a nose-to-nose at a fence. They like the tall dogs.

[madwriter]

Where I lived in Northern Virginia included one cow and one tall dog (taller than me when she got up on her hind legs). They got along just fine, though the cow was there before the dog, which might've had something to do with it.

[sartorias]

If I had all that beauty right at hand, I'd be walking every day, too!

[madwriter]

That's part of the reason I added the extra streets to the walk. :)