Just another CATDogDaz morning at the zoo ❤ 
Just another DogDaz morning at the zoo ❤
Every year our Osprey return to mate and have little Osprey.
This is us in 2014 before the bulkhead was turned into a living shoreline, staring at the Osprey platform. Those big birds don’t like us much. This year Mom caught them on video teaching their baby’s to fly. Turn up your volume if you want to hear their little cry drowned out by the 17-year cicada song. The cicadae are very loud but will be gone in a few weeks. But that is for another blog.Just another DogDaz morning at the zoo ❤
Just another DogDaz morning at the zoo ❤
Just another CATDogDaz morning at the zoo ❤
Sofie’s head is smashed in the toys.
Louise is half off the bed.
Just another DogDaz morning at the zoo ❤
Just another DogDaz morning at the zoo ❤
Why black dogs lie in the hot sun, I will never understand. But at least Louise found some nice cool dirt.Just another DogDaz morning at the zoo ❤
I know this is Mom’s side table, but it looked like a box to me.Just another CATDogDaz morning at the zoo ❤
From FastCompany:
These are some images from the book Soldier Dogs: The Four-Legged Heros of Iraq and Afghanistan and a quote:
Military Working Dogs play a crucial part in America’s armed services. The best known “Soldier Dog,” Cairo, put crucial canine skills to work in the SEAL Team Six operation that killed Osama Bin Laden. Other Military Working Dogs serve as everything from bomb sniffers to troop companions to search and rescue dogs (and also serve in darker roles, such as duty at Guantanamo Bay). Their handlers and trainers, devoted dog lovers down to a man, form an unusually close-knit fraternity within the military.
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