The weekend was full of chores and yardwork and housework.
Here are some photographs of the boys - on the car ride to take Fionnegan and Gunnarr to the groomer. Their hair was so long they look like little lambs.
They do not sit long like this. Eventually Fionn comes up to the co-pilot seat.
After we dropped Fionn and Gunnarr at the groomers, it was a day for just Shorty and me. We did errands and took a very long walk on the bike trail and a town forest. What a difference walking him alone. He did great on the leash and rarely pulled to get ahead of me. He actually walked just slightly in front of me on a loose leash. Guess there was no competition for lead! And, very interesting, he rarely back-kicked after marking his territory. The next day with Fionn and Gunnarr he did his absolute best to back kick a lot of debris on Fionn in particular. Hmmmm. So the day with him was good and he was a very good dog. He seemed a bit disappointed when we picked Fionn and Gunnarr up at the end of the afternoon, but he can deal. They are all brothers now.
After grooming, Fionn and Gunnarr are always starved. Here they are with their noses in their bowls, oblivious to anything around them! They look so skinny after their coats are shorn!
By early evening, they all were exhausted. Each on his own mat, but Fionnegan, who sleeps on my legs.
Hope you all are well and enjoying peace, safety, and good health.
Here are some photographs of the boys - on the car ride to take Fionnegan and Gunnarr to the groomer. Their hair was so long they look like little lambs.
They do not sit long like this. Eventually Fionn comes up to the co-pilot seat.
After we dropped Fionn and Gunnarr at the groomers, it was a day for just Shorty and me. We did errands and took a very long walk on the bike trail and a town forest. What a difference walking him alone. He did great on the leash and rarely pulled to get ahead of me. He actually walked just slightly in front of me on a loose leash. Guess there was no competition for lead! And, very interesting, he rarely back-kicked after marking his territory. The next day with Fionn and Gunnarr he did his absolute best to back kick a lot of debris on Fionn in particular. Hmmmm. So the day with him was good and he was a very good dog. He seemed a bit disappointed when we picked Fionn and Gunnarr up at the end of the afternoon, but he can deal. They are all brothers now.
After grooming, Fionn and Gunnarr are always starved. Here they are with their noses in their bowls, oblivious to anything around them! They look so skinny after their coats are shorn!
By early evening, they all were exhausted. Each on his own mat, but Fionnegan, who sleeps on my legs.
Hope you all are well and enjoying peace, safety, and good health.
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