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Posted by JOHN HARMON on August 30, 2006 at 12:17:00 from (4.176.171.226):
I usually begin my day with a long walk with my 10 year old Yellow lab "Taffy". We meander thru Town [such as it is] and end up out in the Desert on BLM Land. The neighbor has a 1 year old Pit Bull named Butch. Now Butch is about as dumb a Pup as most Pups are but we are hoping he gets smart soon. Butch accompanies us on our walk and does his best to interest Taffy in Puppie Play but she mostly ignores him so when he tires of Taffys indifference he does his own thing. Now we do not have much in the way of trees, a lot of Palo Verdes and Mesquites and a few Ironwoods.Lately when I look around for Butch I will find him Squatted in front of one or the other of these Trees and several times I catch him squatted in front of a Saguaro Cactus which resembles a tree. He is intently studying these trees and yesterday he tried to climb an old Ironwood and this morning he did climb up to the bottom branch and sat there looking around as if to say 'Look at me". Now in ILL we had tall trees and I never in my life saw a dog climb a tree. Some of my Coon Hounds on the hunt tried it but didn't get very far. Does any one else have a tree climbing dog or is Butch an exceptional talented Puppie?
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