My girls usually ride on the back of the passenger seat. One leans toward the windshield keeping a watchful eye on the road and the other with her head out the window but when we got caught in a heck of a thunderstorm with hail they stayed back behind the seat huddled together. I didn't realize their fear till I looked at the pictures. It can rain in Texas and combine that with some hail it was quite deafening in my truck.
Sable kept an eye on her master for comfort in the storm.
We arrived at the Millie Bush Bark Park at sunrise yesterday amidst the heavy fog. It's a time I prefer to go and got in the habit of going because of the heat so we basically stick to the early morning routine year round.
No matter water temps they are anxious to get swimming.
But they get a rather sad face when I tell them it's time to go home.
I haven't gone this far yet. As sweet as they are there are limits.
Where are they? They're just outside this door. Why won't they come in and get this over.
It's like this everytime you make an appointment. I don't know why you bother. Don't they realize I have fences to run and birds to chase?
Now say ahhhhhhhhh.
Ouch! I don't want to give blood.
I'm ready to go home master.
Heading north on Hwy 6 under US 59 to Millie Bush Bark Park.
It was still foggy when we arrived but not bad for all the land to be classified as a resevoir.(I know the photo is a little artsy and annoying)
But soon the clouds and fog cleared and a fun time was had by all. Even me.
Wouldn't you know one of mine would lead the pack while the anti social Lucy brings up the rear.
This prissy thing kept walking by our spot acting all that. She should have been in the park designated for small dogs. IMHO
