I was surprised and delighted to discover that my south hay field had been mowed while I was away. The fragrant hay lay in windrows for the length and breadth of the field. So, on Sunday morning, I took the dogs for a romp in the south field. Madeline and Fergus were quite happy:
And little PeeWee insisted on going with us. He was absolutely, positively not going to stay behind while the rest of us went for a walk. So I carried him as far as the field and set him down:
Madeline thought the smells were fascinating:
So fascinating, in fact, that she just had to roll around in the hay. PeeWee didn't even seem to notice:
We didn't walk far, though the younger dogs got to run in big circles. PeeWee toddled along, apparently quite happy about this new adventure:
Seamus didn't run, but he did cover a lot of ground:
PeeWee did have trouble when he came to a windrow. "How am I supposed to get across this, Dad?"
I gave a call and got them all moving back toward the house and barn:
And PeeWee kept chugging along:
It was all great fun:
PeeWee was moving slowly, but no one minded:
In fact, PeeWee seemed to be having a grand time. Perhaps I should have titled this post, "PeeWee's Big Adventure" after my kids' favorite movie:
Your new addition seems to be adjusting quite well. How are the other dogs, as well as your cats adjusting to Pee-wee?
ReplyDeleteThe cats are so used to dogs that they just ignored PeeWee. It's just another dog to them. My other dogs accepted him almost instantly. They just wanted a few sniffs and then they were good to go. They're pretty used to other animals.
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