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Friday after work

 Dixie, my dad and I sit in the river after work.


A day well done 👍,  I get down to the river and sit in the sun. ☀️ hiding Dixie under the umbrella ☂️ at times so she doesn’t over heat.


My dad walks half way out to the river.  Goes up to his chest and then thinks he needs a walking stick to walk across.  Or he’d be swimming. 🏊 at first glance he thinks he could just walk across.



The dog 🐕 ran up to two women wading in the river by us. She is a fun 🐕 dog.  We called her back and held onto her for a bit before she decided to stay near by.

I layed down in the river a bunch of times. To cool 😎 down. Then sat in the chair Dixie beside me.


Her collar plastic part broke on one latch. So I’m looking for the box 📦 it came in cause there was some spare plastic for it to hold it together.


Dixie sitting under the umbrella ☂️ coming to my call, she listens very good 😊. But she always wants to stay close to me.


Walking back after just over an hour in the river.  I had a great day out there today.


Dixie is ranked 28 out of 50 dogs 🐕 she doing great 😊 for active minutes.



114 active minutes she almost reached her goals for today.  And kept a good behaviour while there.  





Her 💤 is suffering this week, I don’t know if it’s cause it was so hot 🥵 or if it was when I took it off to charge and that’s what’s the based on the last seven days that it’s looking weirder than weird.  I think usually she is always 😊 for sleeping but it’s good to see the difference in a week.  I haven’t seen any behavioural changes this week. She has been a delightful dog to be around.

In all, I had a wonderful day at the river! Spending time outdoors and enjoying the sunshine is always refreshing, and it's great to hear that Dixie is doing well and staying active. 


It’s good to know that she listens to you and enjoys being close by; that bond is special. I hope you find the spare plastic piece for her collar soon! 


Regarding her sleep, sometimes temperature or activity levels can affect a dog's rest patterns. As long as she's still behaving well and seems happy, that's a positive sign. It’s nice to hear that she’s been a delightful companion. Enjoy many more days like this with her! 🌞🐕


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  1. Great place to be when the temperature is 32C ! ☀️ C

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