A heads-up, trailerblazing fans. We left Green Valley a couple of days ago for our next round of trailerblazing but have had no internet service in the wilds of far western Arizona and rural San Diego County. I'm on a borrowed computer writing this and am going to be kicked off soon.
Will resume the blog with all guns-a-blazing this weekend.
Rolling around America in a travel trailer with a crazy dog in tow.
Wednesday, July 29, 2009
Tuesday, July 14, 2009
SHE'S BACK!
Paul has Daisy in a head-lock so she can't go for his throat.
Our joyful reunion. Joyful for me anyway.
Working out on the treadmill. I suppose now we'll have to buy her one.
Daisy's been sprung from the slammer, freed from pooch prison. Her intensive dog training classes have made her a mellower mutt and while we were told she had a few unsettling days in the beginning--missing us, we hope--she had a pretty good stay after that. We endured four long, torturous weeks without her but we're not so sure she really wanted to come home.
The training/boarding facility (Central Pet in Amado, AZ) has plenty of what we don't have: a lush green lawn, a large water fountain, a floor you can pee on without getting yelled at, a treadmill and plenty of snacks.
Regardless of how she feels, it's good to have her back. We're happy and right now, it's all about us for a change. Not about the dog.
Daisy's been sprung from the slammer, freed from pooch prison. Her intensive dog training classes have made her a mellower mutt and while we were told she had a few unsettling days in the beginning--missing us, we hope--she had a pretty good stay after that. We endured four long, torturous weeks without her but we're not so sure she really wanted to come home.
The training/boarding facility (Central Pet in Amado, AZ) has plenty of what we don't have: a lush green lawn, a large water fountain, a floor you can pee on without getting yelled at, a treadmill and plenty of snacks.
Regardless of how she feels, it's good to have her back. We're happy and right now, it's all about us for a change. Not about the dog.
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