Long-Dangerous Tails

The Senior with the Junior, aka The Kidlet! These are some of my favorite photos from that day.

Great job, Tayja!

with Tina the Terror!

Tina is a big dog trapped in a little dog’s body. Tina’s motto: why go after a dinky ball when there is a giant stick being waved in front of me?!

She did finally notice the ball and grabbed it and tugged like crazy with the same type of moves that Syd has. Tina was a good practice model for Eric.

Smooth moves for Batman.

One of my favorite parting shots.

“What do you mean your moving to the city? You ungrateful brat—hit the road!”

Da Batling greets Da Momma:

Camp Kayla course in Batling handling:

Jennie, thank you for giving me the opportunity to do the foundation training on your wonderful boy. Batman will be missed!

It was also extremely windy, so not the best day for photos:

These guys were playing right at the base of Blue Spring. 35 degree outside temp, 69 degree water temp in the spring. When the temperature drops, the manatees must move out of the river and into the springs to survive the cold weather.

This cow tucked her very young calf under the mangrove. She is checking on it.

Do we (aka, YOU) have a recipe for just plain old dog cookies? Needs to be something that is crunchy, like Iams cookies. Don’t need to break a tooth on it but I want something that I can make using a cookie cutter. I also don’t want it to crumble to pieces when it is in my pocket. No liver snaps, as in,  I don’t want diarrhea. Oh, one more thing—these babies need to be addictive!

I do use other types of training treats made in USA. However, my dogs also like cookies. And yes, they did tell me so.