And sometimes, the dog decides she’s just going to walk herself.
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Travels with Choppy 
…..but she knows you are there…every step of the way….
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Sometimes, unfortunately in her mind – like when I tell her not to take a swim in the icy pond.
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So sweet x
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My Lucy would always have to be in the lead, but never failed to check back frequently to see where her human was at. Dogs are the best.
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They really are – whenever we’re away from home without Choppy, I miss her. Her absence is especially noticeable on my walks. I’m so used to having her there, it just doesn’t seem right without her.
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I always admire dogs who can walk themselves and not to dash into ‘escape mode.’ Bravo, Choppy. Good girl.
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Luckily my Labrador is just such a mutt. Mever dtrays too far from the hand that feeds him…..
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She is good – though if a bunny shows up, well, Choppy might not be so good.
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That’s usually my view when I take Tippy back in the fields.
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I do sometimes get the front view – when Choppy has found something particularly interesting and I have to turn around and make sure she’s coming.
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Reblogged this on Die Erste Eslarner Zeitung – Aus und über Eslarn, sowie die bayerisch-tschechische Region!.
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Thank you, Michael!
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You have to keep up with the mighty Choppy
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She makes it difficult some days!
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