Miss D and Mommy passed a young family while on our nightly neighborhood patrol. The toddler pointed at Miss D, going bonkers and straining at the leash as usual, and said,”El perro loco!”
Yes, yes she is.
Then she turned and started her bat-$h!t crazy act at the fire hydrant. WTF.
sigh Such is life.
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Think Miss D was no amused to hear that :o)
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Cute photos!!!! Miss D – be careful of those fire hydrants – they are mean and vicious and need to be yelled at………..(at least that’s what all my woofie friends say!).
Hugs, Sammy
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I feel your pain… 9 times out of 10 Buster, my schnauzer, will just walk along like a civilized beast but that 10th time is a nightmare! (And it’s always the 10th time that I seem to pass the most people)
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You’re lucky. With Miss D, it’s a nightmare 9 times out of 10. And the 10th time is usually because she’s distracted going crazy at something else!
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I’ve had kids say ‘look at the big bad wolf’ but i try not to let it bother me. Hope Miss D left the fire hydrant in tact lol
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