I decided to practice our tracking on my noon trip home. I got out all of my stuff, laid a track & brought the wee beasty out. Libby went over, sniffed the area and backed away. I picked up a piece of bait and gave it to her, she wouldn’t take it. What the heck was happening??? I took her over to the next circle-same thing. Even her sister Maggie wouldn’t touch it. Oh my God, my bait must be bad and I had been using it for other stuff–panic central!!!! Then I saw it–the end of a big dog terd sticking out from the side of my shoe. I went back to the first circle and noticed the brown smear on the grass. Oh no!!!! I had laid a dog terd track, no wonder she wouldn’t go near it. I can hear Carole laughing all the way from Florida.
Can you believe I have to put up with this???
Heck I am laughing all the way from Texas! Libby’s expression says it all!
OMG!!! Thsnks, I needed a good laugh.
Josie, you’re right—Libby’s expression says it all.
The true meaning of, “I’m not eating this crap!”
LOL Libby’s look says it all…now had it been deer or rabbit poop…..
Oh, you are so right about that!!
Goose and horse poop rank right up there too!!
ROTFLOL. I can just see her face on the track and the look says it all.
She can truly say her Mom doesn’t know S_ _T!! LOL
The story is hysterical, but that LOOK is priceless, and I can just hear the exhale LOL
I must be a big disappointment to her!!
Never!! I bet we do give these kids a good chuckle once in a while though:)
She looks like she is getting so big already…a very pretty girl!
Big for her britches anyway. Last vet visit had us at 47 lbs at 5 months.
Priceless!