Kim_Johnson
Meika, my wolf mix is still healing from two torn paw pads, but being mostly wolf she still has to get out on adventures on my days off. If not she will dig house sized holes in the back yard.
So there is a tiny creek near the house that you basically park the car by. It is only a few feet from the road to this beautiful pool. So this post is about watching the dogs.
Care to join me?
#1 The trial
Just around this rock a the short trail to the creek. Looks inviting right?
Covered by giant Live Coastal Oak trees, and Fan Palms. Giant boulders look as if a giant just threw them into a pile.
The dogs had a great time and no more harm was done to Meika's paws.
#2 Meika
#3 Walking
#4 The water
#5 The pool
The water is actually flowing pretty well here, but it sure looks still.
#6 Meika and Luna
#7 Closer…
#8 Lizard
Sunning himself on a rock. This is the most common lizard we have here. It is a Western Fence Lizard, and his underbelly is a bright blue.
That sounds great for the dogs, hope her paw pads heal soon.
They are almost heeled, thank you. It was a great place.
A wonderful place to take a walk.
It sure was, and not much of a workout.
The place where you were with your dogs reminded me of the dirt road that my relatives and myself had to walk to get to my late grandma’s home in Panama.
That’s kind of how I imagine it down there.
The dry season in Panama was okay. It was during the rainy season that walking on the mud roads was a challenge.
I cannot reply to Carol’s comment in the reply place for some reason it is glitchy. To answer your question, she tore her pads on a shale mountain. It was loose and very sharp.