I am posting a bit early on Two Dogs since this weekend may be a little hectic. Today I thought I would show you a few pictures. The first one is Charlie and his new summer hair cut. He was pretty matted and his hair was so long; part of this being because knowing it would be an ordeal for him I put it off longer than I should have because I wanted to make sure that he had bonded with me before throwing something else at him that would be difficult for him to deal with. If you are a regular reader of Two Dogs you know his story. If not you can read it
HERE. I felt I needed to give it extra time and then when I finally made the call to the groomer she couldn't get him in for three weeks. He didn't get the cute little wire hair trim that is the norm for this breed. Maybe next time. This go 'round was simply to show him he would be returning back home with me, that the groomer would not hurt him, and that he would be a lot more comfortable. It was an ordeal for him and for the groomer, but the dirty deed is done and he is all the more comfortable for it, although he was actually embarrassed for a few days afterwards. Me? I am just relieved that it is over because I actually thought he might not make it through it all. Here he is. This is not the best picture of him, but it was the best I could do. I only got this picture because I think he was still rummy from the medication I gave him to make his beauty parlor experience a little less traumatic.
The other pictures I wanted to share with you are some of an outing we went on last Sunday. My son called and wanted to know if I would like to go to Glass Mountain and Medicine Lake with him and the kids and I jumped at the chance to spend some time with them. We had a ball exploring the moon-scape that is Glass Mountain. Curious about how it got its name? Glass Mountain is an area devastated by volcanic eruption in eons past and the by-product of the eruption in this particular area is a large area of obsidian. Much of it is covered in a dull coating of grey lava rock, but there are areas where the obsidian is in plain view. Zach and Emma had a glorious time exploring. Here's a few pictures of our adventure:
After exploring Glass Mountain we drove over to Medicine Lake and had a picnic lunch and the kids played in the cool water. Joe Cool aka Zach and Emma were delighted to find some frogs that were OK with being picked up and scrutinized. We all had a fabulous time and it was such fun to spend the whole day with them. Thanks for visiting Two Dogs and for letting me share!
oh, Charlie is so cute and he's got to feel so much better in this heat with his hair cut! Great pictures of your visit to glass mountain too!
ReplyDeleteGlad Charlie (and you too :) made it through his grooming1 He looks very nice! Glad you got some time with the grandkids too. Sounds like a fun day!
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