hmm - first grade primer version would be much different here - of course we don’t have sled dogs … what am i thinking - we DO have sled dogs - no idea where they use them but someone local has a couple of huskies (or that other breed similar whose name escapes me) and they take him for a walk regularly - he has them tied to his body … what was i saying now … oh yes … first grade edition here would include information on how to keep booties on and what order to greet dogs in i’m sure
another great update … i sure know a heck of a lot more about what to feed sled dogs than i need to
Well, I could do the first grade primer version:
See Scotch run. Run, Scotch, run!
See Lainey mush. Mush, Lainey, mush!
See Scotch cross the finish line. YAY!
Or . . . you could learn more than you want to know about what to feed sled dogs as I pad the story. LOL!
hmm - first grade primer version would be much different here - of course we don’t have sled dogs … what am i thinking - we DO have sled dogs - no idea where they use them but someone local has a couple of huskies (or that other breed similar whose name escapes me) and they take him for a walk regularly - he has them tied to his body … what was i saying now … oh yes … first grade edition here would include information on how to keep booties on and what order to greet dogs in i’m sure
The best way to keep booties on recalcitrant dogs is duct tape or staples.
At least that’s what Lainey’s coming to believe.