doglets: (kato age two)

We approached the alien artefact, solar rays reflected and refracted off the chrome.

Sleek black sides with golden script with a pristine pink synthetic interior. The mini monolith was flawless, untouched by either human hand or canine paw. We would be the first. Pioneers.

“But I went before I came out” protested Kato after ten minutes on the field.

I stood patiently with poo bag at the ready, probably more excited about a new poo bin than I ought to be.


doglets: (sleep)

 Middle sized dog smells of happy,  her fur has that  fluffy rained on texture. She hasn't actually woken up properly since we got back, (except to eat) - her adventures will remain her sweet, secret canine memories that are making her smile as she sleeps (and parps).

I love to see her in this mood - so relaxed, so at peace with herself and everyone round her (except That Abe). Considering the mixed up clumsy dog she once was, burdened with all her psychological baggage - (just one little baggage left with That Abe written on the label) When I wake her, she just stretches and does a purry sound, grins at me like an old drunk (I love yer) and straight back to her slumber.

 

doglets: (abe)
it was very quiet at Canine Feminist Collective HQ. Java was sleeping off yesterdays several miles mission accross Cannock Chase and a bit of snooter sunburn. Kato was basking in the sun,  dreaming of whooping the Dog Child Thorns little ass at Slippy next weekend. The humans were pottering about gardening and generally being pointless. And in the distance a dog barked that sounded just like That Abe. Human looked up from the French Bean seeds, stopped swearing about slugs and remarked to hippy "Hey Hippy, that sounds just like..............oh my DOG" 

Frantic calling of the little Abe and no sign, just the barking in the distance. But then she appeared in next doors garden with the elderly neighbour wheezing along behind her with a broom in his hands.

"ABE! How did you get there?"  hystericaled Human
Abe slipped with ease through the bars of the metal fence............
"How long you been able to do that?" enquired a jealous but impressed Kato
"How long we lived here?" said Abe serenely
"Little tinker came running out onto the pavement" said the elderly neighbour which caused our Human to turn a deathly shade of  white.

Our human is now convinced that Abe has malnutrition and must be fattened up - which is well worth being chased by a broom wielding geriatric. Hippy then constructed some temporary Abe-proofing to the fence. 

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