Our humans have been
restricting our adventures just lately.
All we do is go on a short neighborhood sniff after the sun has gone to
bed. They say it’s too hot outside which
we really don’t understand because it looks fine to us from the inside.
Today a human stopped by to talk
to the small creatures living under our garden about ceasing their construction
of little mountains. After he left, we
went outside to inspect them and much to my delight spotted an open gate. When your humans have been depriving you of
adventures, it stands to reason that when the opportunity presents itself, it’s
only reasonable to take yourself on one.
Mummy was busy with her writing box so I thought it was safe to leave
her unwatched for a little while.
Tobermory almost immediately fell
afoul of the number one rule of adventures; avoid distractions. He found a ball and was so enthralled by it
that he didn’t notice the group of human puppies approaching who suspected that
he was on an unauthorized adventure so took him straight back to our kennel. He of course refuses to return the ball. He says that since he found it, it’s his.
I kept my focus and continued
on my mission. I was beginning to get lost
so stopped to ask some friendly looking female human puppies for directions. Despite my protestations, one
insisted on using her talking box to call the number on my tag. I wanted to continue on my adventure, but they
tricked me with cuddles and treats until Mummy arrived in her motorized dog
carrier.
Although it pains me to say it,
I think our humans may have been correct in restricting our adventures. I was starting to get really quite hot and thirsty
and have to admit to being more than a little grateful for the ride home.
Talisker
