Showing posts with label siberian huskies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label siberian huskies. Show all posts

Sunday, September 23, 2012

What do you get when you cross a Husky with a Corgi? And more kayaking with Bender

Today I spend most of my time hanging out with an old friend at her garage sale. I think I missed the rush, but there were still quite a few visitors while I was there. One was this cutie.


Her mum was keen to show off her tricks. Her name is Honey and she is a Husky cross Corgi. Can you see it? She had just been shaved and they weren't so happy with how she has been clipped. How cute is this beg?


Yesterday I took Bender out on the water in the kayak again. He was a fair bit better in the boat but I have to convince him that floating around with me is more interesting than what is happening on the shore. We were out on the water for about 15 minutes straight, and then when I got him out there again, he decided he had enough and jumped out a fair way from shore and swam in. I had to paddle back in and make sure he didn't get into any trouble!


I think I will win him over eventually, the idea is that we can all go for a paddle together by the time it gets nice and hot in summer.

Sunday, July 8, 2012

Just another weekend romp

The dog park at Whiteman Park always has a great variety of canines romping around enjoying their freedom.


This adorable Sibe tried to check my pockets for treats. I love Sibes, they are so pretty and usually quite sweet as well. There are usually a few Sibes at Whiteman Park because the park is fully fenced so it keeps their wandering and adventurous tendencies in check.


A pair of Borzoi always get a lot of attention. I am sure their mum gets bored of explaining to people that they are Russian Aristocrats. They don't tear around the park quite as quickly as Barbie but they do get a bit of speed up, and the way their hair flows as they move is just amazing to look at. 


Bender is always the popular kid. He had these two chasing him pretty much 100% of the time we were at the park. The small brindle doggie barked the whole time trying to get Bender's attention but was never successful! 


Bender's new friends watched him very closely wherever he went, including when he had his rest in the trough.


Barbie stood sentry duty and made sure that everyone who came in the gate checked in with her first. 


After a good run, they were exhausted. Bender thinks that the car arm rests are the perfect height and shape for resting his nose in. 

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