I fell into a cactus garden, trying to ride my tenspeed when I was a kid. My legs where not long enough and I wanted to stop but I ended up jumping right into my mom's cats garden with collar and very sharp century agave and those stick looking cactus tree that has thorns sticking out all through the plant, it also had orange flowers sticking out of the top. I managed to hit 3 different types of cactus plants and damn. Just my luck! P.s. that poor little Boston is terrified of that terrier. The terriers' body language is telling the boston he will get aggressive if he gets pets from You. Is the terrier yours? Or the Boston? Cuz it seems the terrier is being a bully to the Boston, but the chihuahua mix was telling the terrier to knock it off! There is language between all three dogs in the end. I studied under Emily Weiss animal behaviorist from a Petsmart program call safer program for dogs cumuications between each other, and it is fascinating, to say the least. Dogs are constantly talking to one another with their body language. It can show shelter and humane societies potential adoptable animals. I also worked at our local humane society for 15 years, and that was a way we could get more dogs adopted.
Thank you for taking us on the hike! Minus the cactus mishap🤣
Super cool video 🤘
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Messed up order of vids, hehehe 3rd or 4th. We're loving the vids
I fell into a cactus garden, trying to ride my tenspeed when I was a kid. My legs where not long enough and I wanted to stop but I ended up jumping right into my mom's cats garden with collar and very sharp century agave and those stick looking cactus tree that has thorns sticking out all through the plant, it also had orange flowers sticking out of the top. I managed to hit 3 different types of cactus plants and damn. Just my luck!
P.s. that poor little Boston is terrified of that terrier. The terriers' body language is telling the boston he will get aggressive if he gets pets from You. Is the terrier yours? Or the Boston? Cuz it seems the terrier is being a bully to the Boston, but the chihuahua mix was telling the terrier to knock it off! There is language between all three dogs in the end. I studied under Emily Weiss animal behaviorist from a Petsmart program call safer program for dogs cumuications between each other, and it is fascinating, to say the least. Dogs are constantly talking to one another with their body language. It can show shelter and humane societies potential adoptable animals. I also worked at our local humane society for 15 years, and that was a way we could get more dogs adopted.