More good fun today at the park.  The dogs were all very well behaved.  We walked with Jen's group today (we could not yesterday because the boys were not playing nice with each other).  One of her dogs found a ball and Everest and Bruin had some fun with the boys in Jen's group (they were playing nice today).  But true to form they lost the ball about half way around the north end of the park. 

Wilbur and Marty had a good time wrestling like they always do.  At one point Bella came charging at Wilbur and he hit the ground and rolled a couple times.  I am not sure if he rolled to protect himself from impact or if he rolled because she made impact.  Anyway it was funny to see him do this and then get up and shake his head and start right back into play. 

The morning group does not normally see Taylor and Frank.  They are not used to the bigger group and held to the back of the pack with Ryder.  Ryder is no dummy he knows if he gets too close he will have to get involved and if he gets involved he may get dirty.  OH NO!

Guinness rode home from the park in a Rubbermaid bin in the back seat of the truck. 

The afternoon group was rowdy when we hit the park.  There was CBC news crew there interviewing people about the name change for the park.  They took some footage of the dogs "playing".  The dogs were over the top loud, barky and demanding and to add to the chaos Wilson showed up at the gate howling to get in.  His gramma Lindsay was a few minutes behind him.  So he was jazzed up to see his buddies and jumped right into play.  So if you see your dog on the news tonight please know that they were only that crazy for the first 15 minutes or so and then they settled into fetch.

Remy, Rover, Owen, Nina, Olive and Shea were exhausted after playing fetch for over an hour.

Bo packed a log around the park stopping every few minutes to rest, and cool down on what is left of the snow.  He works so hard. 

Josie played by herself and Cheetos huffed and puffed his way around the park absolutely miserable the he has to walk on grass.