Another beautiful day for dogs!  How lucky can we get?  The morning group got to take advantage of Southland park.  Everyone was giddy about finally getting there as was I.  This was a very vocal group and they protested any delays in having fun and with 50% goldens in the group it is not really a surprise.  Lucy, Tucker, Havoc and Whistler led the charge as the entire gang fell out of the truck and raced to the gates.  Everest still does not know he can jump out the truck so he stood on the tail gate and howelled.  J and Ryder enjoyed investigating the garbage left by careless dog owners at the side of the parking lot but Rover was by far the most noisy.  Everyone knew he was in the park.  Sisco and her man-servant Gary joined us for part of the walk.  Ryder and J REALLY like these two.  J likes to chase Sisco and Ryder likes Gary's crack filled dog treats.  I swear since he gave one to Ryder a couple of weeks ago I have a hard time getting him to follow our pack.

The afternoon group was big and bouncy as usual.  We went to Edworthy.  The fabulous blondes were again very much into fetching with Destiny and Everest tagging along for the exercise.  Meeko, Sidney and Taylor made an unlikely trio but made the games work for them - dogs really do not see "size" the same way we do (Meeko is probably over 100 pounds, and the other two are considerabley smaller).  A couple of times I just had to pray that they would not take out my knees as they sped around the park.  The little guys, Frank and Casey, just kept a safe but visible distance lest they get run over. 

 I love my job and my fuzzy, crazy and unpredictable friends.