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July 8, 2015

The Oldest Trick in the Book

Yesterday I wrote about Penny’s skills as a tactician. At the beach, she’s usually the one pulling strings and pushing buttons.  But there is something, or rather someone, who gives Penny pause and blows her hair/ears back And that’s Eko! He doesn’t run wild nearly as
Yesterday I wrote about Penny’s skills as a tactician. At the beach, she’s usually the one pulling strings and pushing buttons. Rhodesian Ridgeback, chicago, montrose dog beach, adventure

But there is something, or rather someone, who gives Penny pause and blows her hair/ears back

Rhodesian Ridgeback, chicago, montrose dog beach, adventure

And that’s Eko! He doesn’t run wild nearly as much as Penny does, but when he does take off it’s a sight to behold

Rhodesian Ridgeback, chicago, montrose dog beach, adventure

He’ll let Penny run to him

Rhodesian Ridgeback, chicago, montrose dog beach, adventure

And then he takes off at full speed

Rhodesian Ridgeback, chicago, montrose dog beach, adventure

I think he likes to remind Penny that he’s “still got it” and could out run her any time he wanted

Rhodesian Ridgeback, chicago, montrose dog beach, adventure

But in case a day comes when Penny could catch him, Eko likes to come to a whirling stop and let out a menacing play-growl

Rhodesian Ridgeback, chicago, montrose dog beach, adventure

It’s a reminder he’ll always be bigger than Penny and it sends her sprinting away every time

Rhodesian Ridgeback, chicago, montrose dog beach, adventure

Which leaves Eko to chuckle and trot off while Penny still thinks he’s chasing her

Penny may be a pretty good play-tactician, but she still falls for the oldest trick in the book. It’s good to know there’s at least one dog who can send Penny running in the opposite direction. I’m just glad that dog happens to be Eko – I need all the help I can get!

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