You could start one off, and we could try to keep it clean(ish) just so Josie doesn't have to tell us off?
Just need to put my snake back as she's warmed up sitting with me and is starting to get busy!!
and thanks Flobo for getting the games back in action!
This one managed to turn all the lights on inside the car and activate roadside assistance call, before settling down. I think I like it better when I take my SUV, which has metal barrier behind which he usually sits.
AWWWWW....!!! It is hard to say which one is the more handsome out of two of you..Back seat drivers.....
...though I particularly like those floppy ears..
So...we let the dogs out to test it all...... Very 'foxy' little one that...
Right...our 'lockdown life' has been lately VERY busy. DH has been preparing our allotment boundary fences to keep our beasts in and we thought we had it all sorted and 'water tight' few days ago..
For 3 days they were running around checking out the land enjoying their new freedom, so much so that each evening before they would eat their dinner, they would fall in sleep first to get their energy levels up! So satisfying to see knackered terriers
But then day 4, the allotment garden wasn't big enough for the older one....she was working hard to get out to investigate some chicken noises that was coming out from little distance away.
And yep....all of the sudden we noticed that things were little too quiet around us while we were doing our jobs.. older one has managed to find her way out...'PANIC STATIONS!!' Luckily she was soon found...trying to find her way to those chickens
We found teeny little weak area on the fencing that was giving away just enough for her to squeeze through (talking about only few inches!)....once that was reinforced, we kept eye on her to see where she is heading next. AND YEP...few hours later...she found another teeny place that we couldn't even imagine she would have been able to get through. I managed to only see her tail end and she was off. This time I swiftly climbed over to neighbours side to catch her but she was already running 'wild'
Luckily our neighbour's tame cat was walking about and I picked her up for a 'cuddle'...called my 'wild one' to tell I have lovely little pussycat here...and my dog took instant U-turn as she sees a chance of hunting a cat much more interesting challenge
Now...there was no harm done for the cat..she was safely returned to out of reach area from our dogs and I got my escape artist back where she belong. Work is still on going with fencing...we need to make them not only 'terrier proof' but more like 'bullet proof'
At least the younger one is not trying to get out, she is happy to plod along and 'help' with gardening...and if there is bit of ball games in between jobs, she is happy to stay put.
Well...I better get the dogs out and see if the fencing holds now..she ain't getting through it but does manage to make it underneath it!
... Though as I typed that I remembered a few days ago one of my ferrets actually got stuck between the strings of a guitar as he tried to get into the hole!!!!!
I reckon your dog should have few words with mine...teach her different way of thinking. Hmm..maybe mine is 'blind' !?
She doesn't see any barriers!?
Yep...I believe you are right...if they get their nose 'through', rest will follow.@Ari_RR Can't see that here, seems to be blocked in uk for copyright reasons! But I have a good imagination and reckon that clip would be really funny!!
Also @Finsky I reckon terriers are like ferrets, if the head will just about go through, even with a bit of work, then the rest of the body will follow
Though you have to put this into the context of cultures where human rights are so low. I once worked on a book in which it was described how in one country - not India - police would have pressure put on them to solve certain crimes so they'd drag in an innocent man and say that if he didn't confess to the crime they needed to 'solve', they'd pin a far worse crime on him. In that culture, this was seen as an absolutely normal way of going about things. Sometimes I really don't like people (Present company excepted of course)
