The laws of physics govern existence with remarkable uniformity. No matter where you go in the universe you are compelled to obey those laws. Well, unless you’re a puppy. In that case, it’s significantly more enjoyable to bend the laws of nature to your whim. Zero, for instance, seems quite certain he can fly. To his credit, he’s had some success lifting off from the sandy beach runway and clearing the fence.
But he always seems affronted by the notion that he ever has to land. Zero may believe he’s as light as a bird, but I do my best to explain why his nickname – “Little Foot” – is quite the opposite of a literal description.
One of these belongs to a five-month-old puppy, and it ain’t the little one
Not quite so easy anymore
Because the true lesson is taught when Zero finally realizes he actually has to return to the ground.
The face you make when you realize you’ve flown a bit too close to the sun
Happy dogs.
it’s not the little paw? wow… he becomes pony-sized once I bet LOL
btw: what cam do you use? I would like to get such good photos once too from phenny :o)
Great pictures, Will. What fun it must be to be there in person to see them in action!
It’s so interesting to see the difference in bloodlines. Zero has the thicker bone structure, so you can really tell which paw is his. Penny is the Mayhem in a petite package. You just have to be careful not to underestimate her powers of chaos. On the flip side, Zero won’t be able to stop himself in time and bowl you over. Thankfully, Emily is a doctor (although not an ER doc or ortho), but I’m sure she can handle your scrapes and bruises. I really can’t wait to see how big Zero gets.
Do you have to file a flight plan with O’Hare airport whenever you take Zero out to the beach to run and fly so he has clearance?
It never fails to bring a smile to my face seeing those two battling it out on the beach…..sand flying, eyes ablaze, what should look like EIGHT legs sometimes looking like twice that many (!) and that pure, unadulterated joy that running FREE brings. Lucky dogs – and the humans who love them……..pretty darn good deal I’d say!
Hugs, Pam (and Teddy too)
Will, I have enjoyed reading your blog from day one. And I love the action photos! Where does the time go? Your baby boy is growing up. We added to our family a week and a half ago. We now have 3 black labs in our family. Yes, 3!!!!!! We have 12 year old Jasmine, 7 year old Tiana, and 8 week old Elsa. Wish us luck. We are being reminded after 7 years what it is to raise a “baby” again. Lots of work, but also so much fun!!! Thank you for writing and sharing your paw family with us, as always.
What extraordinary photos, Will.
Small but mighty! Get him, P.
Love and licks,
Cupcake
Bailie and Madison together defy the laws of physics daily! Madison was “big foot” the first months of her life, but she grew into those huge paws and now they look just right on her body! Have fun you two!
Your dog pictures always make me smile! I love them and I absolutely can’t wait to get my next dog… three years down the road.
Some wonderful action shots
This was too cute!
Such great narrative to go along with your SUPER photos of the pups!! Good job!
Oh Zero, unbridled exhuberance is uplifting. Fly sweetie fly!
It’s quite true, the laws of physics rarely apply to dogs, pups or otherwise. 🙂 As always, great photos of your dynamic duo!
Brilliant just brilliant ! I think I can fly too! Mums doing a post soon! Watch this space x