As a lover of dogs, this is one of my favorites when it
comes to caching. The Travel Bug
Dog. I had read about them and seen a few
pics on sites but when attending the Yuma Event #9 in February 2012, I got to
meet my very first TB dog. And my
second. And my third.
SchnauzerQueen,
WeenieQueen and I headed out on the Poker Run
and ran into Tiger, a beautiful and so well behaved pup. It was obvious that Tiger was as excited to
be at the event as we all were. Later in
the day we saw that her owners, Cwolvs,
had come equipped with her own little pop up crate so she could chill out
in style.
Next up was
Serang Nanake. WeenieQueen and I headed
out to meet a couple who had a lot of memorabilia, and willing to let their
fellow cachers thumb thru their scape books full of photos, newspaper clippings,
coins, tags, and more. And there she
was, the little Serang Nanake. Our
interest shifted quickly from memorabilia to the pup. She is a petite little thing, comfortable
with these busy surroundings even tho she is blind. Yep, totally blind. At first a little tear comes to the eye just seeing her there, not able to see the beauty of her surrounding. That doesn't last long, not even long enough for the tear to fall, when you see the
confidence she has and the ability to be social with all these strangers and enjoy herself. Great little girl. Her owners, Rainbirds, told up the meaning of
her name but for the life of me, I can’t remember. Darn. Tho we adored this pup, her owners were a couple of the neatest and most knowledgeable people at the entire event. Love them.
Again,
WeenieQueen and I went in search of interesting people and photo ops. We found our TB Dog number 3. Spikester, a long hair Chihuahua, was in the
arms of one of is owners, Bronco Busters.
Again, a super neat dog; it was a little later in the day and I think he was ready for a nap.
And then it will be time to figure out TB Vehicles.
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