Dear world,
Yesterday on our walk/stroll, all of a sudden it started
pouring. Mommy ran with us for shelter under a hotel entrance. My stroller’s raincover kept me perfectly
dry, so I was content to listen to the thunder and watch the rain. Annie on the
other paw was miserable. She was all wet and scared of the big noises. She
just wanted to go home. Sometimes, my dog is such a baby!
BearHUGs Forever,
Rosy
Aww Rosy, Annie must have been cold and shivery being all wet, and I can sure understand being afraid of thunderboomers! Nice you had your stroller raincover to keep you warm and dry! We have been having storms like that here too. I don't like the thunderboomers either! :)
ReplyDeleteI asked Annie if she wanted to come into the stroller with me and she refused! The thunder was a bit loud for my signature ears, but what scared me was the lightning! BearHUG & RosyPoodleKisses!
Deleteoh Rosy, you have to feel sorry for Annie this time. She looks miserable. She better check the Meteo on the Internet before leaving home next time.
ReplyDeleteI did feel bad for her especially since it got even worse for her when we got home -- she had to have a bath ! The weather did not predict at all - even while storm was happening it said partly cloudy! BearHUG & RosyPoodleKisses!
DeleteShe looks so sad & bedraggled. We're going to pool our allowances and start saving for Annie to have a stroller, too, or we could send Shadow's red rain poncho. It even has a hat.
ReplyDeleteThere is a weatherman in Chicago whose official title is Vice President in Charge of Looking Out the Window. Maybe he needs to move out West?
That is so sweet of you! Don't waste your money -- Annie wants nothing to do with a stroller. One time Mommy put her in and she jumped right out! She does have a raincoat, we just didn't have it with us since the forecast was sunny! Mommy predicted it the day before because of her weather knee! BearHUG & RosyPoodleKisses x8 +3 !
DeletePoor, sweet Annie, she looks so forlorn. Even tho she doesn't like baths I'm sure she felt better afterward & the forlorn look disappeared. I know you comforted her after her ordeal Rosy, the sweet sister that you are! xo
DeleteJune(noahzbark)
Annie, believe it or not I’m a complete wreck when it's storming out...I hide in the farthest corner of the basement with my sister Rockford. I'm not a huge fan of thunder or lightening either. I wish I was there to protect you, but most likely I would have done the "hidey" thing behind you. Can you ask Rosy where your mom got her stroller from, I want to get one for Rockford now, she is 14 and having a hard time walking…do u think they make them big enough for an old Husky girl? Love and Licks, your man Bosco.
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