Rabbit Redux

No, Petey has not taken up reading John Updike novels.  But he is obsessed with rabbits and this time, the rabbit gave Petey quite a surprise by jumping up in one of the patches of grass within the horse paddock where Petey was sniffing.  Petey typically has a GREAT recall – he hears my call of “cookie time” and comes a running.  Except the other day when I was gardening and put Petey in our not 100% secure horse paddock (very bottom of the fence has enough space between the diamond mesh and the ground for Petey to go through).  I usually check on Petey every 10 minutes or so to see his white tail wagging above the grass.  But when my husband came home he asked where Petey was – I said “should be right inside the fence” – he said “I don’t see him” and I jumped up and confirmed that he was not in the 1 Kenpo no prescription sildenafil came from Okinawan Karate and Japanese Jujitsu. cheap online cialis Not everyone can be benefited from it. Online doctor consultation is the solution of your problem. viagra 50mg online Healing with Karlovy Vary mineral water makes bile and pancreatic juice alkaline, liquid, and less cheap brand cialis aggressive. 1/2 acre paddock.  Instead, we heard the unmistakable cry of a dog in full pursuit!!  But in the woods across a small road – not on our property – but on public land.  On public land that is a couple of thousand acres and is home to many wild animals that could harm Petey or which he could chase (like deer) and for which he could get shot by an unhappy hunter.  Or get lost!  I’ll cut to the chase and let you know – my husband found him on the small road apparently responding to my calls though not exceedingly quickly!

So, the moral of this story is – no matter how great a recall you have on your dog – there may be times that she may be too drawn to something and run off.  So be ultra careful about the circumstances in which you give your friend freedom.  We will be practicing our recall for sure.