OK, here goes… my first blog entry. Boy, these keyboards aren’t very paw-friendly. And what’s with this mouse… maybe I can bribe it with cheese to make it go where I want. Oh wait! I just ate all the cheese. My bad. Fortunately I graduated Top Dog at the Canine Academy for Gifted Pups so I should be able to figure this out.
As a frequent four-legged visitor to the park, I’ve been asked to share my own first-paw experiences of all there is to see and do here. Open spaces as far as the eye can see and the nose can sniff, miles of hiking trails to explore, and many other fun places to play and roll around, including a couple of areas where I don’t even need my leash, give me lots of ground to cover. But don’t worry. I won’t neglect all the indoor “humans-only” activities going on.
Speaking of humans, my human companion, who works in the park and brings me here every day, found and adopted me when I was quite small. My memory of that scary time is a bit foggy, but let’s just say I was a very lucky orphaned puppy. I am nine-years-old in human years now, and can still run and fetch with the best of them.