Gwen found a new friend in the backyard this morning that she sniffed and barked at a lot. I then moved her “friend” to the other side of the gate since I’m not sure it appreciated being sniffed and barked at. I’m not sure it appreciated being moved either, for that matter.
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I was half expecting the “friend” to be a skunk, until you said you’d moved it!
That would have made for a much more complicated ending.
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He’s confident it will be still there after napping.
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What Breed is Gwen?
Thats some view tho
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We got her from a shelter so not 100% certain. They said likely Beagle/Lab mix. I can definitely tell the Beagle part and she’s also definitely not pure Beagle. Lab could be in there but I could be convinced on other things, too.
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Those ears are very Lab like.
She also has a white patch on her chest and white tips on her toes, which I’ve read is common in Lab mixes. So could be the Beagle/Lab is accurate.
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Having not long came back from a weeks holiday on a farm the cat has very much missed us. So much so that our Brickit (try it if you haven’t or at least watch a video on it the app uses machine learning to power some decent software voodoo.) fuelled Lego session was firmly interrupted.
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“No, no, I didn’t miss you at all, I just really like plastic bricks!”
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That proves cats are not of this world. Who would want to lay surrounded by Lego pieces that as soon as you roll you can step on, or lay on??
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Masochists?
With Lego pieces? That’s sick.
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What exactly is happening here? I can see the dog but what else am I seeing?
It’s my son’s model train track up against the wall and Tobi is in a tiny gap between it and the fence which stops him getting out
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And the minion is to keep the dog on that end of the small passageway! It would keep me over there, from the look of it.
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