My friend, Annie, who lives in Buckeye is in the process of adopting a basset hound from the Basset Hound Rescue. Before her home could be certified as safe, the fence around her pool had to be completed across the end of her patio. It seems that basset hounds can’t swim.
Saturday, Annie, and I worked really hard, but didn’t make the headway we wanted to. So Sunday Greg came to help. Having upper body strength sure is a plus when drilling in concrete.
Of course, while working at Annie’s one must accept the help of Trixie. She’s quite excited about her new brother, Baldwin, coming to live with them. The inspection should happen this weekend and Annie will get to hear the pitter patter of four new little feet.
6 comments:
Well now you must show us a picture of Baldwin. We have a part Bassett and she loves to swim or at least play in the pond. Bassets have very heavy bones---it's true. MB
I'm so curious about Baldwin as well!Trixie looks very keen on to help there, she is cute! :)
I love animals, they have so much energy, friendship and love!
Hugs and good luck there to finish the work!
Léia
You men the clump, clump of four big feet, don't you? Bassetts are wonderful. I too didn't know they couldn't swim but after thinking about that stocky body they have I'm not surprised. Can't wait to see a pic of Badlwin.
You are so lucky to have a talented husband. I always said if I ever married again it would be for fix-it, because if my first husband could have fixed anything we might have stayed together! Nah, that's not true!
aww....love hounds...did not realise they can not swim...drilling concrete...ack....
I can't wait to see the new puppy. Basset Hounds crack me up. of course, I always think of Hush Puppies.
ok so why do you need a rainbow...
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