Caroline had a trip to Illinois for two weeks, so Ash got to spend some time with the Grandparents. The first week was with Ami, and the second week is going to be with my parents so I could see him for the weekend.
Ash was super excited to see me at the handoff, with his little tail moving about a million miles per hour. He was also excited to see my mom, but wasn't as excited about Dad. A walk with him consisted of the two of them competing to see who would walk first. I am pretty sure Ash won as he ended up getting carried for the majority of the walk.
We made a run for Ash between the house and a tree, which he seemed pretty happy with. He actually proved his strength and broke weak sections in the chain twice! I manage to get a clip of him rolling around in the grass.
We also went and played in the river. True to Ash form, as soon as he heard the water he was pulling hard at the leash to go and play. I let him off leash for a bit, which he absolutely loved. I got only a little on video, as his other escapades were about twice as fast as what he shows here. We need to work on the "come" command, as he really didn't want to go back on the leash. As soon as it came out he would take off on another lap of the river and wouldn't get within 3 feet of me.
Ash was super excited to see me at the handoff, with his little tail moving about a million miles per hour. He was also excited to see my mom, but wasn't as excited about Dad. A walk with him consisted of the two of them competing to see who would walk first. I am pretty sure Ash won as he ended up getting carried for the majority of the walk.
We made a run for Ash between the house and a tree, which he seemed pretty happy with. He actually proved his strength and broke weak sections in the chain twice! I manage to get a clip of him rolling around in the grass.
We also went and played in the river. True to Ash form, as soon as he heard the water he was pulling hard at the leash to go and play. I let him off leash for a bit, which he absolutely loved. I got only a little on video, as his other escapades were about twice as fast as what he shows here. We need to work on the "come" command, as he really didn't want to go back on the leash. As soon as it came out he would take off on another lap of the river and wouldn't get within 3 feet of me.
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