Mina and Celeste run amock

[rinalia]

My parents and I headed up to the new sanctuary spot to check out the barns and fencing. Of course, the dynamic duo had to come along - it's one of their few opportunities at being a dog. By that, I mean getting to run loose, unfettered by leashes and traffic and commands. Free to roll in poop, drink up disgusting water, leap through the tall grass

Comments

[dragonvyxn]

so cute! i didn't realize celeste was so huge!

[rinalia]

Yeah, when I rescued her at 8-weeks-of-age...I didn't either! I was hoping for a leggy 25lb Mexi-mutt. Instead I got a leggy, 45 lb monstrosity!

[zebrallama]

Thanks!

Your first pic especially reminds me of this person ("person who is a dog", as my wife says) who I met at Edgar's Mission recently. (Edgar's Mission is an Australian farm animal sanctuary - http://www.edgarsmission.org.au.)

[normaeinstein]

Rory girl! Gosh, I love that dog!

[yesididit]

oh happy doggies! i'd love to find some huge safely fenced in area i could let the dogs run free at besides my backyard.

[normaeinstein]

The joy I used to feel whilst watching my boy run free and sniffing and just being a dog was overwhelming!

I wish all dogs could experience this as well. Too many dogs are locked in backyards for a lifetime.

Mina and Celeste are lucky to have you (as you are lucky to have them) :)