K and I ventured further than we have in months today, emerging at my favorite hidden viewpoint. We sat and gazed at our mountains from the promontory. Then, K stood tall for me.
Later in the day, we worked on down-stays as part of our training. R turned into a running faucet, with drool flowing out of his mouth as he awaited his next reward.
Funny, experienced K had fallen asleep in her down-stay while R was on high alert for treats - a perfect example of dichotomy between their dog-onalities.
It was a gorgeous day here on the Front Range but I can't share any more photos. It's taking an hour per photo to upload them so I'll save them for later. I hope that you enjoyed your day, despite it being a Monday!
Mango will SO applaud R's down-stay drools!
ReplyDeleteGreat K shot!
No worries, just the two you have here are awesome enough to hold us until you give us some more:)
ReplyDeleteR... well... and of course, K: you are both so very special in each of your own ways!!! Beautiful photo of K on the boulder!
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Sammie and Avalon
That pitcher of K took my breaf away... how gorgeous!!!
ReplyDeleteAnd I am givin the R respect for the concentration! Excellent work!
Seriously, those pitchers are SO good... they'll tide me over!
wif love from the Luke
P.S. A good Christmas omen: My security word is "comet". That's the name of my the Mom's first Golden... And wifout the Sweet Girl, there would not be the me! And I know she is lookin out for all of us from the Heavens!
OoH I can really relate to R cuz I am always on high alert fur treats! ;)
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Maggie Mae
What a great way to look out over the mountains and valleys. K has the right idea, "Climb Every Mountain".
ReplyDeleteMogley G. Retriever
And here I thought I was the only one who's dog drooled like that!
ReplyDeleteGood thing poor R wasn't outside! He'd be attached to the ground with droolcicles!
ReplyDeleteK looks like she might be part mountain goat! That's quite a perch she's got.
Don't you just hate when technology doesn't cooperate?
Yeah, Bunny loves the snow as long as it's not too cold outside!
Gorgeous pics as usual - the slobber monster is too funny
ReplyDeleteDog-onalities, that's funny!
ReplyDeleteYour pal, Pip
Hey there KB
ReplyDeleteI was thrilled to read that it's 'good news' for K's paw. I know the road ahead may be difficult but I am so pleased nevertheless.
Love the picture of R's drool...reminds me of another dog I knew who loved 'muffins'.
Stay well, dear friend and KEEP WARM!
Sending lotsaluv
MAXMOM IN SOUTH AFRICA
You gotta teach me how to drool like that, R! I can focus on the treats, but can't emphasize to the hoomans how much I need the treats.
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Pepsi
We just love to see that gorgeous K
ReplyDeleteoverlooking the mountains,, ohhh we can feel the moment,,
thank you for sharing it.
And R in his equally gorgeous moment too.
We understand the slowness thing,, we only have dial up,, so you can IMAGINE.
xoxoxo and love
tweedles
i think it makes him look handsome.
ReplyDeleteThat top picture should be in the 'Rockin and Rollin' 2011 calendar.
ReplyDeleteI do the drooly thing too...just waitin' for the release to eat supper...
ReplyDeleteY'all come by now,
Hawk aka BrownDog
so great to see K on top of her boulder again! i have no doubt that this spring she will be your biking companion once again...
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Haylie foams at the mouth for her down stay treats... I am thinking I need to use a lower value treat hahaha. Fred... well I am lucky if he sits on command!
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haha! R is concentrating very hard on making those droolies. he looks like someone else i know... :)
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