Today I was going to post a book review. But something happened in my yard that I have to share with you, so my review will have to wait for another day.
As I was outside with my daughter a noise caught my attention and I noticed something moving in the weeds and bushes on our fence line. I wondered what was lurking in the shadows – stalking – and ready to pounce on me?
The rustling of the leaves….
Something is moving…
Searching out his prey….
Oh no!! He spots me…
Thank goodness it is only Harrison in search of critters….
Now that he knows who was stalking him, he is going back on the hunt…
Patty B
Such a nice introduction to Harrison — so nice of you to take time out of your busy “searching/sleeping” to come out an greet us.
We live just outside the city limits so our yard is not that big, but he claimed this section, this past summer my husband has not been feeling good so it got overgrown quickly, but now he is afraid to clear it out since Harrison loves it in there, it always looks like he is going big game hunting!! Thanks for stopping by.
He looks like a sweetie!
He is – he gives great puppy hugs. We have four dogs and like children they all have separate personalities. After he noticed me stalking him, he came out, looked at me as if to tell me I was interfering with his “hunting” and then went back in.
What a cutie! Growing up I had dogs as pets…and I have to admit I miss having them!
They are cute I give you that! But they have earned their nickname “Hooligans”. Harrison and is partner in crime keep life interesting and we are not getting any younger, LOL
Fun! Thank you for sharing this photostory, Patty.
Rus
It was Harrison’s pleasure. Glad he got his hunting in, my husband is starting to clean out the weed and bushes. So no more small game hunting for Harrison.