Dave has had a few days off which is great because we've had time to catch up; I like to keep up with what's going on in his life. He always insists on trekking around Disley when he's off, and I like the walks so I don't mind taking him; the exercise and fresh air is good for him.
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| Setting out for Dave's walk |
We set off at a leisurely pace, I sniffed all of the walls to start with to see who'd been about. I could definitely smell Ollie, next door's snooty cat. He's a big old meany but I try to rise above it.
Then as we got walking Dave seemed a bit bored, probably because we were on the road and there were no pretty flowers for him to look at so I tried to entertain him by doing some agility balancing tricks. He seemed impressed so I'll have to look for some higher walls in Disley to balance on.
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| A few balancing tricks to keep Dave occupied |
Then we turned around and went down to the canal. Those damn ducks were there again, it doesn't seem to matter how many times I tell them that it's a canal for dogs - they're always there. I gave them a good talking to but those sneaky little flappers went to the other side of the canal. Hopefully now they've learnt who's top dog in Cheshire.
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| Teaching them Disley ducks a lesson |
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| Sneaky little flappers |
Dave was pretty tired when we got back, so I curled up for a nap so that he knew it was alright for him to kick back too. I think to have a well trained owner it's best to lead by example. Dave's a very good boy.
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| Setting a sleepy good example |
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