Touring the countryside last spring we saw a very rare sight, the verdigris spotted butt kibble biter. Look closely across the water.
He was hunting the countryside with his faithful sidekick red bearded butt licker dog.
They made a wrong turn and ran into the dreaded mud pit of destruction left to swallow unknowing dogs by the growling, spitting machine of doom. Poor spotted butt valiantly tried to get away by jumping the yawning canyon of rushing mud, only to fall into the quick sand and have to fight his way to safety.
(I might add here that i would have gotten this on video except i started screeching and throwing joel into the ditch to make him pull happyfurball out of the ditch - happy thought he could high jump over the pit, 10 feet. he overestimated his own weight vs velocity) One 120 lb american bulldog does not cross wide open ditches by jumping. Something about the laws of gravity.
He was hunting the countryside with his faithful sidekick red bearded butt licker dog.
They made a wrong turn and ran into the dreaded mud pit of destruction left to swallow unknowing dogs by the growling, spitting machine of doom. Poor spotted butt valiantly tried to get away by jumping the yawning canyon of rushing mud, only to fall into the quick sand and have to fight his way to safety.
(I might add here that i would have gotten this on video except i started screeching and throwing joel into the ditch to make him pull happyfurball out of the ditch - happy thought he could high jump over the pit, 10 feet. he overestimated his own weight vs velocity) One 120 lb american bulldog does not cross wide open ditches by jumping. Something about the laws of gravity.
Both furr knights made it safely thru human mess of mud and machine. they are plotting paybacks and their next action adventure in the land of the deer and coyotes
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