A new passion-water!

Hi y'all....This is me Tucker with my bud Toby checking out the water way under the bridge. I so enjoy walking across this thing, neat little fishes swimming and other goodies lay on either side of the walk way. My master lets me walk across, of course with her hanging on to me for dear life. I've come to enjoy the coolness and cleanliness of the Guadalupe river. My masters go kayaking on it also. I think there are some pics of that in Margs' blog http://margarettavel.blogspot.com/.

We (my masters) decided to stay here at this RV resort a little longer cos of the water and green grass. It is very peaceful here. Except for some very rude dogs that like to bark when we walk past them....every day! Although, I have to admit, the little yellow lab is kind of cute...But she is protected by her bigger boy lab and a funny looking dog called a Chinese crested. Can't tell if its a she or he, but I don't think I really want to find out. It is really crazy here, there are houses up on the hill, and every one of them has dogs in the back yard looking over into the RV resort. Kind of makes me feel safe, cos if something or someone tries to sneak into the campsite, they let us know.

Now let me tell you about the bridge! It was made by people who don't have to walk across that thing bare pawed. I tried, but my masters ended up carrying me and Luxi across. Toby is so big pawed, he had no trouble, but us little ones, WOW! Don't like the bridge, NO HOW!

As you can see...not an easy walk. So I will continue to have my master carry me across, or maybe she'll let walk across the bottom again.

Well, enough for now, more smells and more water to explore...chat with ya later. Tuck

I'm baaaaaaaack!

Hi all...sorry about the big delay. My masters' computer went on the blink and couldn't take off any pictures for my blog. But now, a new Toshiba, bigger and faster is at my paw tips!!!

We are in Texas, in the panhandle. All I know, the only thing that seems to grow bigger in Texas is those dang stickers. Every where you walk, those stickers get in between the toe pads, stick to your hair and cause general big head (and paw) aches. We stayed in La Mar, Colorado a couple of nights ago..and there was not one blade of grass...any where! Poor Luxi had to pee soooooo bad, and no grass to pee on. She finally gave up and peed on the rocks (like us boys) but I don't think she's forgiven our masters.

We got to where we are now and low and behold.....GRASS! Luxi got out of the pickup and ran to the edge of the lawn and well, you know.

Our masters have taken us everywhere with them, when they go on day trips. Except for the restaurants...bummer. They came back today smelling like baby back ribs and beans. Hummmm, wonder where they went.

I didn't get any pictures of the great dogs we met here at the RV place, but some great stories. One, a 2 year old Jack Russell, a rescue got along really well with Toby and Luxi. He likes to play with the big boys. I on the other hand didn't think he was all that great. We said Hi, and that was about it

The other dog I met was fiiiiiiine. She was a 2-3 year old white boxer and very sweet and gentle. I'm not sure where her owners got her, but also think she was a rescue. Toby really liked playing with her, and Luxi was ho-hum.

I will try and get pictures from now on...so you can check out whats out there. The majority of dogs I've seen have been mixed mutts that were rescued. They come in all sizes and their masters are always talking them up.

I will finish up for now, but promise to write more and post more pics. There is a lot of stuff out there and many fun things to do and smell. Can't believe all the rabbits and squirrels. There are some smells and goo I don't recognize, but sure do love rubbing in it. (to the dismay of my master). I think I'm due for another bath, rats!

See ya later.....Tuck