“Is it an owl?” I asked myself. “Maybe it’s one of those big woodpeckers. Or some sort of hawk. Or a strange migrant on his way north.”
I was starting to get excited, thinking there may be a new bird in the neighborhood. I listened more closely as it sounded off pretty regularly.
That’s when I realized what it was.
A rooster. I really am quite the nature girl, aren’t I?
Back to the walk thing. I do enjoy going for walks on the “roads” (dirt and gravel paths) and in the woods around our WV place. I like it just because it’s always great to be outside. But I also like it because I get to see all of our dogs REALLY enjoying life.
They LOVE being able to walk around and explore without being tethered to a human. They LOVE running freely through the woods, in the swamps, through the streams. Whenever I see my girls running around up here, practically drunk with happiness, I think about all of the poor dogs who have to live their lives in kennels. Or outside, in all weather, tied to a tree. That’s no way to live!
Anyway, because said dogs were waiting for me to hurry up and finish this blog post, I decided just to give you a pictorial journey. So you can see how much the girls enjoy our little outings.
So, do you think they enjoy our walks?
I love the first doggie butts shot.
Re: roosters – OMG, after this trip I could identify a rooster call from a mile away! I was under the mistaken impression that roosters only crowed at sunrise. . .nope. They pretty much crow all the damn day and are the bane of my existence!