Think about it - something about the way we move

OK, every day the feeder takes me for a walk, and I enjoy relieving myself many many times.  Yes, I mark my territory and answer the messages of others.  I call it p-mail.
Anyway, that is just the liquid part.  When we talk about the solids, a recent scienteriffic study has shown that I am most likely to eliminate when lined up on a North-South axis using the earth's magnetic field as a guide. The Feeder confirms that my behavior fits this pattern. I am so smart I can't believe it myself!
Click here for the NPR story reporting this study.  Judge for yourself.

Sorry about the picture but I am shy.

Three legged-dog

  No comment.  Just a day in the life of moi.  I hope my other leg stays dry.

why i love my neighborhood

The first time my ID was returned to me, a very nice 10 year-old boy, who makes a habit of skate-boarding in the streets of our neighborhood, came by the house and brought my tag back.  I guess I lost it on one of my walks with the feeder.  I have to confess that sometimes those walks get a bit hectic - when I am lurching to catch the errant squirrel or perhaps another uppity dog. Then the tag flies off.

After the last loss and return, I vowed to be more careful in the future.  But then, I lost the *&4% tag again!

This time it came back in the MAIL,  in a real envelope with a stamp, addressed to me! I was thrilled.  It was the first time I got snail mail.  Life is so EXCITING!!!!

Dog philosophy

OK, now most of you know that I can’t actually read. In fact, I only write this blog through a combination of sonar detection, electromagnetic radiation, alternate universe consequences of string theory and the interventions of the Feeder.

Still, this book is interesting and I bring it to your attention. The Feeder got this from the library and what first caught my eye, was that someone had beat me to the punch and had dog-eared the cover before I could get to it. A bit of irony courtesy of the library patrons.

Anyway. The book is a lovely contemplation of walking with dogs. Mystery, adventure, and yes, transcendence can follow when you head through the door for a w-a-l-k.

Check out the author with his handsome dog (a poodle, bien sur)