Showing posts with label rolling in the grass. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rolling in the grass. Show all posts

Friday, August 15, 2014

Going green at the dog park

LADY, WITHOUT THE MUCK
On Thursday, we went to the dog park early in the morning, and they'd already cut the grass. It was wet, and there were clumps of grass here and there.

Lady came back to me, and I noticed her paws were green with grass stain. Then I noticed more stain on her head, neck, body and legs. She'd obviously rolled in the green muck.


I wasn't thrilled, but I didn't panic. I know it'll come off. In fact, much, if not all, of it was gone Friday.


But maybe I should have avoided the wet, new-mown grass.


P.S.: On Thursday, May 7, 2015, they mowed the grass at the dog park. Lady immediately rolled in the grass, and she came away with a doggie grin and green grass stain on both sides of her face.

NOTE: Lady passed on Sept. 17, 2016, one of the worst days of my life.

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Monday, April 29, 2013

Concrete back rub

LADY ENJOYS A ROLL IN GRASS

Lately, Lady's been doing something strange: She's been rolling onto her back and wiggling on our concrete driveway (or the parking lot at the dog park). Oh, she's still doing it in grass, as always, but she's added this behavior.

I wonder why she does it and how she can enjoy it. Is she trying to rub her harness off? I doubt it, since she's done it when she wasn't wearing a harness.


Why?

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