Well, just what do we need a gate for? by LovelyPoetess
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A certain puppy has figured out that the woods across the street are free game via the unfenced driveway and a quick bolt, from the back yard.
Sooooooooooooooooo, we put up a gate to keep her from getting lost. (Although she has come back every time and we find her sitting in the drive grinning at us when we return after combing the woods for her)
Needless to say, she is not a happy camper now!
: )
Comments (18)
Very beauty and lovely composition...bravissima!V:DDD.Hugsxx
LOL how cute!! good luck with her.
Funny and interesting!
Better safe away from the road. She just wants more attention. Great set of photos
Hehehehehehehe superb captures, very good!!!!
Aww, poor baby! All the fun fenced away from her...
beautiful dog and excellent images, you just need to spoil her more so she never wants to leave. :-)
:o)..dont fence me in .i can send mine to the neighbours if i throw his frisbee to far ,i just open the gate he goes and gets it and come straight back :o)..excellent captures mick
What a sweetie! Great shots.
awww poor baby
Beautiful dog and fantastic work.
silly puppy :) ya gotta love him! lol :)
remind me of that song "dont fence me in" lol co cute as she try to get out
Very cute... wonderful shot!!
What a lovely tale about your gorgeous dog and the gate. Great collage, one with smile appeal! hugs Jane xx
That just looks painful! Hopefully she will learn not to try to get out and won't dig under it! Cute photos!
Not a caged bird that sings I see!
lol, this is so cute! I have a female shephard mix that resembles your pup, and she tries to escape all the time out from under her fence too, she has even managed to pull a few boards loose, on the 4th of july we came home from an outing with the family and all 3 or our dogs were sitting in front of our garage in the front yard, they must have terrorized the neighborhood..lol, I am lucky they all were safe. We have since had to go to drastic measures to keep them in the back yard which is fenced but the boards were easily accessible to their noses and teeth, lol. we had to run boards up and between from underneath, thank goodness they haven't resorted to digging yet...lol