Posted by: Pupster | December 17, 2007

Pawshank Redemption

One of the gates on our backyard fence blew open Saturday night or Sunday morning, and we didn’t notice it until the idiot dog ran away.  Mrs. Pupster and I set out on a desperate search and rescue mission.  The snow was coming down pretty hard, and the bitter, gusty wind was swirling it around real good.  Tackle’s paw prints were covered over within seconds, so we couldn’t just track him through the neighborhood.

I guess he is smart enough to figure out that a soft and warm couch in confinement is better than unlimited freedom in near blizzard conditions.  Mrs. Pupster was about a block away searching on foot and I was 3 blocks away driving up and down the neighborhood in the Jeep when Pupster boy 2 called our cell phones with the good news of  Tackle’s return.  Somehow he had escaped and evaded our capture efforts, and back-tracked himself right to the back door.  I wired the gates shut when I got home so they wouldn’t blow open again. 

  

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Congrats on the recovery of your furry member of the fambly!

Merry Christmas to you and yours…

Not nice to point to Pupses furry member, McGoo.

Well then the he shouldn’t leave it danglin’ out there where it might get hurt!

I used to have this trouble when we had a greyhound. Stupid thing could slide through damn near any crevice or crack in the fence.

So….ediebear….what did you do?

Switch to briefs?

Stumbled upon your blog a week ago and decided to come back. Not for the articles you write, but for how you write them, really amazing stuff you’re doing here, i like how you put information into the articles which makes it much more easier to read and much more interesting of course. Keep up the good work!

Now THAT^is funny. Comedy gold.

steamer:

neither.

eddiebear - Given the weather, now I understand the expression on your avatars face.

But in any case, Merry Christmas everyone, dammit!

Our dog is good to stay around when a gate gets left open. Now if only our ducks would run away. I can’t even persuade a raccoon to come and eat them. Glad you found him. Probably because he knew you had the Jeep–urban assault and rescue vehicle.

Good dog!

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