She’s never had puppies, but she takes it upon herself to personally raise every young dog who joins our team.
She’s not always a perfect aunt. But she’s a good aunt, and that’s what matters. https://twitter.com/blairbraverman/status/1011443312648126465">https://twitter.com/blairbrav...
*ahem*
This includes her relationship with Lima, who, along with his sister Jelly, is one of our two young pups on the team this summer. https://twitter.com/blairbraverman/status/1290306711979356167">https://twitter.com/blairbrav...
This includes her relationship with Lima, who, along with his sister Jelly, is one of our two young pups on the team this summer. https://twitter.com/blairbraverman/status/1290306711979356167">https://twitter.com/blairbrav...
So when it came time to work with Lima more seriously off-leash, naturally we figured Flame should be his mentor.
We love having our older dogs teach our younger dogs. So we take our pups for group walks—they learn to stay close, and check in on us, because that’s what the older dogs around them are doing.
So yesterday I took Flame and Lima on a special trip in the woods. I knew Flame would stay close, and I wanted to see how Lima would feel about going solo a bit.
Then I asked him to give me his most handsome smile and he gave me this little dorky smile instead. But he was still handsome, because he can’t help it.
At that moment, Flame saw something and went running into the ferns.
And that was when I learned something about Lima.
And that was when I learned something about Lima.
And what’s the right mood?