But the only drawback is these weird metal things. What's that about?
I don't understand them at all.
I find them very difficult.
I look puzzled - a lot. But I do my best.
The LOTH said that I remind her of my nearly namesake Winnie-the-Pooh who was "a bear of very little brain".
But I get there in the end.
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20 comments:
Winnie, we'd never figure that out! We sort of just go under things...
Happy Weekend!!
What a coincedence - Lola saw her first one of those 'strange metal things' just today! It's like they are built with the purpose of confusing poor dogs. :)
Winnie, they remind of of those crazy things they put in some of the doors around here! You go around and around just to get in or if you go too fast or slow, you end up back outside the store!! Lots of love, Holly & Mom
I would've been very confused as well. In fact, despite the pictures, I still don't know if I get it...
We love seeing your town, plus, we know nothing about England. You should submit a "tourist in your own city" post and show us all the cool things there are to do. Here is a link:http://pittiesincity.blogspot.com/2011/05/how-to-be-tourist-with-your-dog-series.html
Oh! Thanks for that idea - we'll put something together and show you around xx
We have gates like that too everywhere Winnie. At least ours are wooden and we are small enough to creep underneath :-) Have a great bank holiday weekend, Dex & Lou x
Try a set of channel weaves and you'll find these easy! Hope you have time to enter the Organix dog food giveaway: http://www.allthingsdogblog.com/2011/05/organix-dog-food-giveaway-12-bags-of.html
Nice moves in that last picture, Winnie! I am not sure I would have been able to figure out my way around those pesky metal things.
Your pal, Pip
Your walk looks quite interesting with lots of great smells
Benny & Lily
That thing looks very perplexing! I don't think the LOTH should be mocking you, though! I'm betting she can't figure out how to catch a rabbit or win a race!
Bunny
We have never seen a gate like that before. We can just see our Momster trying to wiggle herself and three of us and our leashes through one of those. But we would really enjoy a walk in that area - looks fun.
Woos ~ Phantom, Thunder, and Ciara
Sometimes Jon Farleigh reminds us of Eeyore. I'm sure he'd rather remind us of Pooh.
What an odd gate! :)
That's an interesting looking thing. I guess it's to prevent cattle/sheep/horses/whatever from coming out of that area. Sure looks like a pretty confusing thing to me!
Think that type of gate is a Kissing Gate. So who were you kissing Winnie?
Good job figuring out the maze Winnie! :)
Waggin at ya,
Roo
Hi Winnie
Rolleston on Dove is near where you live? We lives in Derby which almost makes us neighbours. Used to live in Tutbury a long time ago too. What a wonderful world!
No wonder you know what the weather is like!
Woofs and Wags
Hector
I love those little turnstiles! One of my favourite memories from the summer I spent in Britain was walking through the fields. I was so impressed that the landowners didn't seem to mind our trespassing. We met many a friendly cow as well. :-)
I think you are perhaps the wrong size and shape for those type of gates Winnie. But at least you didn't have to be carried over, which sometimes happens to me with stiles, and is just SO EMBARRASSING!
Toodle pip!
Bertie.
You did a great job in figuring out all those confusing metal things :)
Love ya,
Jon Terry
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