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In the shade of the giant Tree of Life, the picnic table is an excellent place to take a nap. The key, of course, is to keep an ear trained for any sounds of movement from inside the house.
At the slightest sound from the house, you have to move your radar ears into position.
If the noise is so low that you can’t be sure, then you have to go to higher level listening positions.
And, then, bolt into action if the noise is confirmed.
And all of this occurs so fast that you greet the Hu-dad just as he steps out of the house to the deck.
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Isn’t it amazing the way our dogs are always focused on what we are up to and respond sometimes before we even know ourselves!
hello typhoon its dennis the vizsla dog hay that wuz a verry nice sphinx impreshun!!! but yoo did not sit stil kwite long enuf i think!!! ha ha ok bye
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