Friday, July 12, 2013
How to Be a Hot Dog With Relish
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This morning after watering the potted plants I put the hose in the fountain to fill it and went off to move the cows to the shady back yard. When I returned the water had overflowed onto the patio and Zinnie was having a great time playing in the puddles.
You don't usually think of collies as water dogs.
She also loves to plop herself right into the duck pool- which is generally muddy, so I much prefer this.
This is why the fountain loses its water so fast!
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6 comments:
What a happy dog and a happy post! Thanks for sharing with us!
I think you need to overflow it again some hot afternoon and play with her.
She is the cutest thing ever!
What a wonderful post today. What happiness Zinnie ( love that name) is having playing in the water and the fountain.
cheers, parsnip
I just found your blog today and I love it. I read many older posts and will keep reading. I live in the city but have a farm-girl soul. Can't wait until Lafonda has her calf!! I laughed out loud at the part where you said "Lindy went to freezer camp." I'll keep reading for updates.
Jane, Kalamazoo, Michigan
Is there perhaps a herding job for her in the aquaculture department?
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