I'm back with another player from the park, although this guy and his mom haven't been around for a while. Apparently they get to go to the beach now. Lucky dog!
Eddie or as he in known to those who co-habitate with him, Sheddie, was the shy kid on the block when he first showed up. The quiet type who just chased his own ball.By the end of the summer he was playing with me from time to time, sharing his ball and getting to be one of the pack. I'm sure Lucy pounded him a few times, in her affectionate way of course.
Eddie was easy to spot at the park as he is the only dog I know with a MTB tire boot on his foot. Weird or what? He told me it was vet's orders, but with his mom being an cyclist one never knows...
Come back soon Eddie, your pals are wondering where you are.
The Gaffer
2 comments:
Hey JJ,
Life is really great at the beach. You should try it sometime!
Gone are the days of the repetitive ball chasing on the same old grass field. I'm now cross training on grass and sand and have even added some swim workouts and stick fetching to my ball chasing routine.
I'm a little miffed about the whole "sheedie" thing. Give a guy a break, hair loss is quite common. I seem to recall that your monkey isn't sporting a full head of fur :-)
Barks,
Eddy
Hiya Eddie,
Good to hear your ontop of the x-training thing now that your foot is good. I wondered if you were milking that injury for all the sympathy you could?
You're right my monkey has had a shedding problem, but from what I can see it has stopped. There is little to no fur left.
Man, I hope it's not contagious.
The Gaffer
BTW I didn't write Sheedie, that's weired like you're a "she" edie when you're a boy. Then again it is Vancouver and I am sure some dogs are all over that!
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