And what could possibly have QNTE’s attention in the middle of a walk.
A whole family of turkeys – with lots of youngsters – walked across the field in front of us.
This may look like everyone is standing still, but the leash in the foreground gives away how much Siberian dancing occurred when the turkeys were first spotted.
I always wondered what Juno was thinking when she froze seeing her first alpaca. She didn’t freeze around horses though. She wanted to play with them. Good memories your way back Wednesdays bring up.
Hu-Dad I always admire the way you manage to walk with the HERD and the leash that has to become tangled when SOMETHING is spotted by one or ALL of them!! Good job!
How long did it take to get that untangled???
I always wondered what Juno was thinking when she froze seeing her first alpaca. She didn’t freeze around horses though. She wanted to play with them. Good memories your way back Wednesdays bring up.
Well at least YOU are still standing and arenβt wrapped up in the middle of that tangle!?
At least a human leg was not among the tangled mess!!
Hu-Dad I always admire the way you manage to walk with the HERD and the leash that has to become tangled when SOMETHING is spotted by one or ALL of them!! Good job!
Tasty! I mean, pretty!
Hey Thundering Herd, Jet here.
That looks like JJ, Dixie and me when we see, Winchester, the peacock! (we’ve recently named him Winchester!)
So, did you have turkey for dinner? It looks mighty tasty!
Nothing like a good leash makhrame to make fur a special walk!
My Golden Khousins and I sooooo love to treat Mom to a special projekht like that!
Hugz&Khysses,
Khyra
You pups weren’t thinking mostly Yum-yum thoughts about those turkeys, Were you? You gotta live and let live!
Kisses,
Stella
That’s quite a Turkey Tangle! Excellent dance moves, Herd!
jack & moo
Oh, we know the Siberian dance well. We would have done the same!
Steve
Oh, I’ll bet that turkey family is lucky the Herd is “all tied up”! The leashes almost look like they’ve been braided!