Ecstasy Unleashed

Posted on September 7, 2013 by

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IPad, ISO 80, 4.3 mm, f/2.4, 1/320s
IPad, ISO 80, 4.3 mm, f/2.4, 1/320s

 

On his crown,
the Blenheim spot.
His loft: a perch
to watch the world go by.
Until…
“Want to go for a walk?”
Dashing to the doorstep,
Tail wagging,
He welcomes his tether.

🐶🐶🐶

 

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Tether Loft Crown

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28 Comments on “Ecstasy Unleashed”

  9. Ah, the one instance where having a tether is a good thing! Our golden loves walks so much, if we even bump her leash in the drawer, she’s right there, tail wagging. Aaaand, who can say no to that? 🙂

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    • Yep…same here. My daughter has a golden and her exuberance is about 50 pounds more obvious than my Cavie. But that are so excited, to go for a walk, even though they both have huge fenced in yards to romp around in, untethered. Yet when we pick up the leash…well, you know. Thanks.

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    • Thanks, Draugh. The only problem I have with him is that every time I sit, he expects that my lap belongs to him! I’m not really complaining.

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