Fluffy How Did You Get So Lucky
My son walking Woody way ahead, I got a greeting by cuddly cuteness itself, proud mom/owner/trainer mentioned this pup was at doggy school starting to learn commands, asking after Woody in the distance, I mentioned he is very excitable, not trained, as he adopted me when he was five years old.
Distance was sufficient to allow energetic ball of fluff off leash, what happened next had me thoroughly enjoying watching a a puppy once again, one forgets how much life is beneath those four paws in full flight having fun.
Not a dicky bird beats watching a fur ball dashing hither and tither across the field for a short break off leash. Look at the antics and expressions fall across his face, exuberance a sheer joy to behold.
Intoxicating to simply watch triumph of young striding out confidently chasing the quite large birds, they take short flight landing slightly further afield, look back as if to say 'come try again little fellow'.
Poor Woody has never been that lucky to run free in the park, had he arrived as a puppy I too would take a chance of allowing those glorious moments of freedom off leash. Ecstasy running zigzag dragging whoever is at the end of leash from tree to tree.
Lighthearted we enjoyed a much longer walk this week, a walk brightens ones inner mojo, taking one to a level where you feel you able to face next challenges set before you.
Palm fruit hanging about for the birds and monkeys, plastic bags caught up in the branches across the river, please set nature free of plastic wherever you able. Thanks for joining/reading Wednesday Walk and be sure to join @tattoodjay with walks you do.
Thought for Today: "Even two friendly dogs cannot share a single bone." - African Proverbs
