The dogs get 5-6 outdoor breaks in a 4 hr period. They love it!! They gecko hunt, eat grass, sunbathe, chase each other, watch the ducks etc.
Here's a preview of our week! Enjoy!
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The following 4 photos are significant because all three female dogs have been human male-phobic and not at all desiring to be near my husband, Bob on the rare occasion during the day when he is home.
This week he's been telecommuting so is around when the dogs are here.
Stella, (Australian Labradoodle) was very afraid of Bob and it took 3 weeks of him arriving home mid-day for her to finally feel comfortable around him. Does she seem afraid now? No. She actually goes up to him for rubs and scratches!
Stella (L), Juno (middle), Lyra (R) are all vying for attention. Who ever would have thought this? Not me and probably not their Moms!! They all now go up to him for affirmations, rubs, scratches.
Juno enjoying a massage. And she initiated the contact by going to Bob's chair, putting her paws up and then upon invitation, jumped up! Yay!
Juno assisting Bob @ work
Bailey & Stella have planted themselves at the boundary line (set by me) at the kitchen; They're obviously hoping for, but not begging for, anything that may drop to the floor :)
Lyra (L), Stella (R)
Bailey, ever on the watch for geckos
Time out for Lyra & Stella after running and playing
Sisters, Juno & Lyra
They girls have Bailey where they like him: DOWN
Look waaaaaaaaay up and you'll see the gecko
Gecko enlarged
Juno on the gecko trail
Video
Stella seeks out shade and coolness beneath the gecko tree
Lyra, perfect stance
Juno (L), Bailey (R)
Outdoors, yet in the shade
Lyra
Stella
Bailey
Stella (L) , Lyra (R)
The girls down time after playing hard
Lyra very sleepy
Stella
