The dog's bandanna signals to everyone in the village, who would otherwise stop for a chat, that this is a training walk, not a social event, and that a brief nod, rather than a conversation, is all that can be afforded. Clever, no?
PS An update from Hamish:
This new soft bed is much nicer than the hard plastic kitchen bed, thank you. And brown suits His Gingeriness very well.
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I'm intrigued. Who's supposed to get the message about the bandanna - other dogs? Or other owners? And another question. If I wear a bandanna in the street, will people realise I just want to be left alone?
Oh, cats will take over any bed!
Umm, has Florence/Flossie grown out of the chewing/shredding stage? I only ask because Frodo, 8 years old (admittedly a Dalmatian and therefore not in the same league as biddable Labradors) is still partial to tearing up bedding - particularly that which has been freshly laundered.
I loved the photo of your cats peeping through the bannisters.
Maybe a bandanna on our dogs would help people to understand . . . maybe not!
I think you are going to be in for a 'fun' time! Enjoy! :o)
I'm nodding!
Oh..... is that what doggie bandanas are for!! I just thought that the owners had no sense of canine style!
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