Blondie was so cleaver that she actually created some of her own games at the dog park. Her new friendship with Sheba seemed to be giving her more confidence. One thing the girls liked to do was chase
dogs that were chasing balls. The bigger and meaner the dog the better. And if Blondie could sneak up on a big nasty canine just as they snatched the ball and get
some of their tail fur in her mouth, score! Sheba egged her new friend on,
encouraging her to find the baddest dog in the park to hustle. I didn’t like it
at all. Gary
thought it was amusing.
Another game she seemed to love was to sauntered
up to other dogs, big dogs, and growled at them then ran as fast as she could
behind Sheba
when they turned around. This one made me especially nervous because it could
get end up with serious consequences. Maybe her new friendship wasn't that good for her after-all. Sheba seemed to bring out the "bad-ass" in my Blondie. I had never seen this side of her before. So I concentrated on keeping Blondie moving and away from Sheba
to make sure my dog wouldn’t end up as supper for some big pit bull. What I didn't realize was the wisdom of Blondie's actions. I didn't think back then that Sheba's owner, Gary, might bring out the "bad-ass" in me!
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