'Bad Boys' Theme Song from 'Cops' series: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bBD8M3WFrAw
September 11th: The morning started out calm and peaceful.
We enjoyed our coffee, put Bleu outside to 'do his constitutional' and frisk about with Mac; and spent about an half an hour talking about the stuff that needed to get done: Holland was planning on running into the next town to check on an oil change for the 4x; taking the garbage to the local Dump - and picking up a few groceries on the way back Home: I put hamburger out to thaw, planned on pulling the Pumpkin Spice protein shakes up out of the 'basement', finish up laundry … and mop the floors (cleaning the carpet will wait a bit; possibly Thursday). Tomorrow we will be canning two cases of Tuna, so today would be a full, and busy day for both of us.
All that changed when Holland was getting ready to leave - and planned on taking Bleu with him.
Bleu was no where in sight.Bleu did not appear when called - or whistled for.
Holland went next door to retrieve him … and he wasn't there: David thought both dogs had been with us: the sneaky pups had given us the proverbial 'slip'.
Both men called for their wayward pups.
I stepped outside our 5th wheel, and whistled for Bleu.
Nothing.
David walked up the road to see if he could spot them: they would be in trouble, but at least we'd know where they were.
Nothing.
Holland got in Betsy, and trolled the road - both directions. We were all concerned - the boys had never ignored us; they always came when called.
Were they hurt?
Had they been hijacked?
They are handsome, friendly fella's, and Bleu is a pureblood - it was a possibility if they'd run too far afield.
Mac has a tag, Bleu doesn't.
The furry boys are in serious trouble - they've slipped away, and are ignoring our calls & whistles.
They came home after Holland went looking for them the next street over …
The dogs came running out of the brush as Holland was driving the next street over calling for them: we didn't think thy could have been a mile away … but they did come running home when Holland went looking and calling for them. A mile away.
Mac was immediately leashed.
Bleu was corralled and leashed when Holland came back up the driveway.
They both stayed leashed all day long; they were both very bad dogs. They both needed to understand the seriousness of the situation :-(
The were separated, and leashed up ALL DAY LONG. Discipline is an uncomfortable circumstance of a rebellious situation.
Holland drove into the next town and completed what he originally set out to do before the dogs went MIA.
But he was back home again before I finished mopping the floors - but like the good husband he is, he backed out of the house again when he heard me say from the back room, "wet floors!" … and removed his shoes before entering again :-)
He made me guacamole (the best!) for lunch, and we relaxed with a light snack to tide us over until Supper time.
Garbage taken care of - thanks to a friendly tip off ;-)
Afterwards, I got the laundry underway, and watched a movie while finishing up another towel set as Supper cooked.
I watched an old movie, while working on another kitchen towel set; this clip reminds me of my Jewel Quest Game ;-)
We chose another Patriot's Foods supper packet, adding extra ingredients to it for a fuller flavor meal.
We always add meat and extra ingredients to the 'Patriot Foods' basic recipes.
Then Bleu was let back in the house to eat his supper … and get a bath: he was so filthy from his outdoor adventure.
Bleu getting a shower; he was so filthy after his 'bad dog day'.
Harmony was restored.
Relaxation was enjoyed.
And tomorrow is a doggie-dream-promise of a better day ;-)
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