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I broke my dogs...
in Pets
It has been a bit since our last off leash playtime and our short walks haven't been cutting it. We finally got out for two and a half hours of pure running and it is just what the corgis (and me) needed. They haven't moved for hours and there has been peace. I love broken dogs!
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Re: I broke my dogs...
This!
Broken dogs are awesome!
DH's 12-yo half-sister stayed with us this weekend, and she took the dogs in the backyard and wore them out.
It's been a beautiful (quiet) evening, dog-wise.
Don't get me started with Mabel and Leonidas. They broke other things (ahem, the light bulb in my lamp) during kitty zoomie time.
We took them to an empty baseball field. We have found one that is fully enclosed and does not have animal restrictions. It is pretty nice because they are able to romp around and not have the chaos of other dogs.