7th May 2009 by Jackdad

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07-MAY-2009

7th May 2009

I was in a cheeky mood today, friends. Part of our walky took us along the side of a very posh-looking golf course, and Dad said I had to be
very well behaved and not bark or distract people who were playing golf.
Which makes this golf course the PERFECT spot for a roll in the grass when Dad's back is turned, I think!
Don't you agree?

Dad: was this Pooch's revenge for my refusal to share my cornish pasty lunch with him earlier? ;-)

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Michael Todd Thorpe		08-May-2009 18:29
You'll be needing a bath!

Bryan Murahashi		08-May-2009 14:31
Great to see Pooch having fun on the green grass.

joanteno		08-May-2009 10:09
Pooch, Stop rolling and looking at the stunning view!

Yvonne		08-May-2009 02:37
That must feel so good Pooch!

Guest		08-May-2009 02:29
Beautiful scenery, and Pooch you need to roll around in the grass from time to time : ) v

Ulla Inkeri Huhta		08-May-2009 01:53
Golfcourses are the best running and barking places according to Bonnie. She thinks of herself as a "natural obstacle" in golf...

Tricia		07-May-2009 23:20
Wow, that grass is long for a golf course, I hope you found lots of golf balls in there Pooch!

Gayle P. Clement		07-May-2009 21:44
Funny pooch. There was probably something wonderfully smelly in that grass.

Johnny JAG		07-May-2009 19:41
That looks like the perfect spot for a roll in the grass.

Al Chesworth		07-May-2009 18:58
Try a bark Pooch, it's a silly game anyway.

northstar37		07-May-2009 18:46
spring fever

Zak		07-May-2009 18:01
a roll with a view!

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