The morning started like any other, then mum put us in the car..... They were talking about a dry street walk
Sounded boring to me .... walking around streets!!
This is situated close to Langdon Country Park... we arrived at the car park Tala started wooing so I joined in.... We were very loud!
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Everyone started to turn up.... Tala stood quite calmly, although she did have a moment with Dancer.... I got over excited and started jumping everywhere wooing loudly, which set everyone else of too!
We waited until 11am then set off.... we soon settled into walking well.
Mum thought it would be a good idea for us to start at the back..... but before long we were walking well in the pack
This is little Bruce
We came to a clearing where we ran into a group of young lads training for rugby... Fenris, Mya and Dancer greeted them with licky kisses
We waited for Steven to join us, as everyone was back on leads, Fenris and Mya started to play
The joggers moved off and we continued, after having lots of fusses........... and treats
We had soon done a circuit, and set off again in a different direction... this took us past lots of large animals called horses.
Steven had brought his bike so rode ahead with Fenris and Mya running with him
Dancer tried hiding in the bluebells.....
The walk went well...... Fenris and Mya decided to exercise the humans as they went to investigate a field of horses........... I didn't realise humans could run so fast.... I was impressed
The only other thing that the humans reacted to was Bruce trying to eat a large mouthful of horse poop.... it's not for eating but I did really want to roll in it!
We finished the walk in a place called the pub....
there was large buckets of water.... we all drank lots
Fenris and Mya continued to play
Bruce was a very tired little puppy dog
Tala insisted on telling everyone off
Dancer sat and watched
Mum says it was the perfect end to the walk...... the humans sat and talked....... when we tried to we were told to be quiet...... not fair!!
We raised lots of pennies for the Malamute Matters rescue group...... this is where our humans hang out, if you are on Facebook come and find the group.
The next walk is planned for 1st June
We all left to go home tired but happy moots!!
walking with us was Sue, Dawn, Gemma, Katie, Steven, Neil, Rikki, Simon, Toni and Benjamin
This is little Bruce
We came to a clearing where we ran into a group of young lads training for rugby... Fenris, Mya and Dancer greeted them with licky kisses
We waited for Steven to join us, as everyone was back on leads, Fenris and Mya started to play
The joggers moved off and we continued, after having lots of fusses........... and treats
We had soon done a circuit, and set off again in a different direction... this took us past lots of large animals called horses.
Steven had brought his bike so rode ahead with Fenris and Mya running with him
Dancer tried hiding in the bluebells.....
The walk went well...... Fenris and Mya decided to exercise the humans as they went to investigate a field of horses........... I didn't realise humans could run so fast.... I was impressed
The only other thing that the humans reacted to was Bruce trying to eat a large mouthful of horse poop.... it's not for eating but I did really want to roll in it!
We finished the walk in a place called the pub....
there was large buckets of water.... we all drank lots
Fenris and Mya continued to play
Bruce was a very tired little puppy dog
Tala insisted on telling everyone off
Dancer sat and watched
Mum says it was the perfect end to the walk...... the humans sat and talked....... when we tried to we were told to be quiet...... not fair!!
We raised lots of pennies for the Malamute Matters rescue group...... this is where our humans hang out, if you are on Facebook come and find the group.
The next walk is planned for 1st June
We all left to go home tired but happy moots!!
walking with us was Sue, Dawn, Gemma, Katie, Steven, Neil, Rikki, Simon, Toni and Benjamin
More adventures to follow!
Dancer is looking forward to walking with you and Tala again next week ...
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