Saturday, April 21, 2012
ATVs and Off Leash in the Woods
We don't even stay on the property. We go up the long driveway, then onto the gravel road. There is another driveway-like trail down the road, but there are no houses down there yet. I hope no one ever puts a house there. At the end of the driveway, there's a big circle -- I think mom called it a cul-de-sac. I smell all kinds of neat things there. Things like deer and coyote and fox. Mom and dad found footprints there.
Then, this one time, dad went down the side of the mountain at the end of the cul-de-sac. It was really steep, but I had fun running down the mountain. We took this other trail -- it's the same trail that mom walks me on when we go to the river. We went up another steep trail and came out behind our place. That was really neat, except instead of running next to dad, I was going up the hill in front of him, and kept stopping. It was pissing him off because he said something about not stopping on the hill or the ATV would not make it up there right since it was so steep.
Another time he took down the driveway, then we went to the right instead of to the left. At the end of the road, you can go up a big hill or go down into a field. We went in the field and I could run and run and run. It was so much fun.
The longest run I got to go on was on this place dad called Mangled Vine. It's another gravel road about a quarter mile from our driveway. That is really steep too, and when you are at the top, you can see forever. Hey, I wonder what's on that other mountain? At the bottom, there's a narrow trail into the woods. Dad said it goes to the same cow pasture that we see on the highway, and that there are a lot of cows there. I know there are cows there, because I bark at them every time we drive past them in the truck. But there is no way in hell I'm going into the woods on such a narrow path.
I didn't like the big paths that go to the river, but mom made me walk on them with her, so I got used to them, but there is no. way. in. hell. I. am. walking. down. there. Nope. Not where trees can smack me. I can't bite trees back -- well, I could, but that would be useless. That's all okay -- I get to see the stupid cows when we drive by that farm anyway.
Thursday, December 1, 2011
Thursday, November 24, 2011
My Thanksgiving Dinner - 2011
| Dad testing to make sure it's not too hot. |
| Yummy! Give it here! |
| Now that's what I'm talking about! |
| Hmmm... smells good... little hot for me... |
| Let me circle it a couple of times... it's still too hot. |
| Yah, here we go. Circling did the trick. Cooled off enough for me to wolf down! |
Monday, May 2, 2011
My Review of Thyro-up for Dog Hypothyroidism
Originally submitted at Pet Wellbeing Inc.
What is dog hypothyroidism?
A dog's thyroid is a gland in the neck which controls metabolism and body growth. When this gland produces too much or too little thyroid hormones, health problems follow.
Thyroid conditions are very common in both cats and dogs. ...
Thyro-up for Dog Hypothyroidism
Pros: Effective, No Side Effects, Good Value, Gentle
Cons: None
Best Uses: Daily Care, Treat Specific Illness
Describe Yourself: Long-Time Pet Owner
I give this to my 100-pound GSD twice a day as directed. It makes his coat shiny and helps stop the itching associated with hypothyroidism and his environmental allergies. I noticed a difference in his coat and behavior in three days.
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