Ricochet, making the model feel safe!
It is the season for turtles to cross the road. This one is so tiny it looked like a mud clod or piece of gravel – except that it was shaped like a turtle! I helped it across the road, then lay down in the gravel to take its photo. Ricochet is a very helpful dog, so here he is offering to pick it up for me…
Rocket is excited!
“Alrighty then, let’s go!”
Rocket is amenable to becoming an agility dog – providing it pays in liver treats!
Rocket – “Go Tunnel? OK! Bring on the liver treats!”
Rocket ran under the hammock and around the tree, losing Zookie in the process. She stopped, panting.
Don’t You Want My Stick?
A boy needs a dog to grow up with. The time has come to fill the hole. Introducing ROCKET.
Is an adventure in the offing?
Let’s see what is out there!
Some of our favorite photos of Buttercup:
Copyright 2012, Kyle MacKay Rives
Buttercup precedes the trail runners. She needs to be out in front.
Nikon D5100 f/8 ISO 400 1/250 sec 55-300@86 mm – Autumn 2012
This is usually fine, unless she somehow winds up behind. Since she usually carries a stick, when she attempts to pass the runners, she causes some loud yelling and flat-out-running attempts to evade her scratching stick! Some of the runners find this much more amusing than others 😉
Zookie would love your company!
This photo is by my son, Hawken, who is now away at college.
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