A multi-sensory walk

[Doris]

I walk Bodi at 5 am.  Usually the only one we see is a mini-poodle who lives around the corner.  His owner is not friendly, so even though the dogs would love to great each other they don't get to. We arrived at the corner at the same time this morning.  I held back, Bodi yanked and yanked, and then we continued our walk.  A few streets up Bodi and I could see someone walking in the street towards us.  I am not afraid of people walking dogs or joggers, but this person was just walking leisurely. When he was finally close enough to see, I could see that he was a power walker, who had lost his power!  Moving on we saw a bunny (ouch - there goes my hip), another bunny (did I mention that my chiropractor LOVES Bodi?) and then . . . ewwww . . .a smooshed bunny in the street.  Bodi really wanted to investigate that, but I walked quickly past.  We turned the corner and continued our walk.  Where the street light is out I hear a low growl and a little warning woof.  One of these neighbors had let their dog out . . . . alone.  For once, Bodi was a good boy and kept walking.  I told the other dog to "go home" and he let us be.  So our walk was full of sights, sounds, smells and yanking of the leash.  I think I'll go get the ice pack!

[Lori, Quincy & Frankie]

If your weather is as nice as here on LI then I am sure it was a great walk all around! Good boy Bodi!

[Pat and Traveler]

Good Bodi!  Sounds like a fun walk.  :)