Daisy & Holly here!
Have we been good dogs or wot!
As you know, we take our job of 'Guarding' seriously and go out on 'Patrol' around the house every two hours or so. Well, this morning around four fifteen, The Missus had got up, and we had followed her down stairs for an early 'morning wee'.
We got to the kitchen door and heard something in the garden that shouldn't be there! That was it, as soon as the door was opened, we shot out, doing our 'Attack Woof' and shot up the garden path.
Both of us carried on the 'Woof' and went crashing around the back of the shed, bouncing off the fence panels and tripping over the plant pots Old Two Legs had left there!
I'm not too sure what it was we were chasing but Holly reckons it could have been a Fox!
TM called us back in 'cos all down the houses lights were going on and people were getting up to see what all the fuss was about!
Holly just loves an audience!
Well, we left TM down stairs and went back up to OTL for a cuddle and a snooze before he got up to take us out for our morning walk.
Down on The Sea Wall we started off with a little 'Rat Hunting' near the rats nest but although we can sniff them we couldn't flush any into the open.
I can sniff Ratty! |
Holly with the Pickle in her this morning! |
OK, but room for improvement! |
Sounds like Trouble! |
We never saw what was happening, which is OK by us!
After we got back home, OTL gave us a brush and we then wandered off to get some breakfast, Doggy Scoff!
Oh no, it was back to dried biscuits and see if we can mug OTL for some of his lunch!
It was good and sunny when we went out at lunch time, well not blazing sunshine but not too bad!
We spotted the fishermen on the beach and asked them if they had any food 'cos all we had at home was Doggy Scoff but they had eaten their lunch, so no luck there!
Hey! Got any......? |
He came and picked it up and threw it again, but this time, it bounced on the path, then on the steps, then on the beach and finally it went Splash, straight in the sea!
Well, what could I do? In I went and tried to fetch it back out but the tide had turned and slowly it started to drift out to sea, with me getting deeper and deeper in the water, that was until OTL called me out. Which was just as well 'cos my paws had come off the bottom!
When you look at it you can see the tide was right up the beach and this beach is a bit steep!
The Tides Right in today! |
Well I was soaked right up to my collar and it was getting a bit cold!
OTL spotted that and we all had a jog along the Sea Wall, that was until OTL spotted a Cormorant that had just caught it's lunch, a nice sized Bass!
Lunch! |
Then it started to swallow it!
Going Down! |
It dropped it a couple of times but in the end it went down, head first and without chewing!
Nearly Gone! |
Holly was speculating on what the Bass tasted like but in the end agreed it would be nothing like chicken!
Back in the car OTL gave me a good rubbing down with a Doggy Towel he had brought with with us.
Good old OTL!
Back home I curled up in the day bed and had a good snooze, I mean, all this 'Cross Channel Swimming' can be very tiring!
See you tomorrow!
Luv,
Daisy & Holly
Hi Girls,
ReplyDeleteSeems like everyone was up early in tour neighborhood with all that noise in the early morning, then you both go after a rat.
OTL did very well indeed with the Cormorant shots, well done and a fish as well for a bonus.
Keep the noise down tomorrow you two and let OTL have a lye in after all that excitement today. XXX
Wow, OTL, that was a lucky bird and a very unlucky fish you caught today. Brilliant work, worthy of a prize. You and Holly had a very exciting day, early start for the neighbours but you guard them as well, well done to you both. Sorry you lost the ball, hope you have others, I expect you do! Love reading your daily story, I do hope you have bought OTL a new pair of boots for Christmas with all the walking he does he needs them. It is alright for you two your feet don't wear out like Two Legs feet. xx
ReplyDeleteI love the Cormorant and the fish shots ... clever OLT !!! xx
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