I love to run!
After all,
running...
...and smelling
are what life's
all about.
That's why
I hate
this fence.
It traps me.
....jails me.
I can't run free
as long as
these white bars
hem me in.
Luckily
I've learned
how to dig.
Escape!
Freedom is sweet!
But short lived.
My nemesis is
that Tom.
He chains me...
...while he blocks
my escape
with logs, boards
and the kids' old slide.
He thinks
he has me licked.
I pretend I'm beaten.
when no one
is looking....
I sniff it out.
I think I can get around this.
A little digging.
A twist...
and...
I'm out!
I'm free!
Sorry, Koda!
You're too big and bulky
to escape like me.
I roam
the neighborhood
like a king.
While poor Helen
goes looking for me
in her Prius.
Am I
at the Animal shelter
again?
Am I
once again
on the neighbor's couch?
Nope.
I'm waiting
for her
at the front door.
Back again
with my Koda...
I'm happy to run around
my own back yard.
...until
the next
escape.
I have a dog that right now is keeping me busy by digging out. He even moves the object I put in the way, including cinder block. Oh well, I guess that is a dogs life.
ReplyDeletehahahaha i bet dad was ticked at you for letting her escape for pictures =P and wow those pics of koda and marsh together really show how huge my baby rottie is =D i wuv him!
ReplyDeleteI had a chocolate lab that ran AWAY,,,not just ran, always AWAY,,,,,,and always NORTH!
ReplyDelete...I think back to the animal shelter...BD
ReplyDeleteI know some Husky owners who put up a hot wire in order to keep in the little escape artists. Your pictures were great with the story.
ReplyDeleteWhat a character! Beautiful dog. :)
ReplyDeletefelix was a master escape artist. there is no stopping them. tell tom to pick his battles.
ReplyDeleteAwwww my adorable puppy just needs a new home at the land
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