This is the latest crime scene of our paper-fetish boy.
We were organizing photos from our recent trip to Tuscany. The travel books & maps were conveniently located on the side table. Mango got a hold of the map of Siena, torn it to pieces.
This photo was taken by ktula. The description for this photo post on flickr:
“I didn’t do it. It was the other dog. I think his name was Tango? Dango? Kango?”
This year’s Furry 5K Fun Run and Walk was held under weather less than ideal. But look how high spirit Mango is!
This is our 2nd year in a row participating the event. It was great to be part of it – dogs big and small walking side by side with their human companions. The walk was surprisingly calm and relaxing considering the cheer amount of people and dogs gathered at one place.
Mango was a walking machine once his state of mind is set on the walk mode. Other than stopping for a short pee break after the 1 mile mark, he finished the walk without stopping or sniffing at other dogs.
This morning Mango spent a long time at this puddle of water – tapping on the water surface and starring at the ripples. I had to call him so we can continue with our walk. I wish my life is full of intriguing moments like his.
May 29th was Mango’s birthday. We’ve been treating him with his most favorite food Chicken breasts mixed with rice the entire week. It was no exception on his birthday. He knew what’s coming and waited patiently for his meal.
Mango is now 1 year old. How time flies!
Wonderful weather today to be out about. After work, it was still warm and sunny outside. I decided to take Mango to Sculpture Park for a test run. See if he can be one of those dogs run with their humans.
First 3 minutes he was ahead of me as if it’s a race to the death. Then he slowed down to my pace. After half mile or so, he started dragging, just barely keeping up with me. At least we were on the move most of the time.
Whenever there’s an upcoming dog, Mango would come to a complete halt, put on his play face, waited until the upcoming dog gets closer. This time was no exception. We had to stop every time when there’s a dog walk by. And there were lots of dog at Sculpture Park.
On the account this was his first run, I shouldn’t be too hard on him. We had a good time being out in the sun. With some practice, I think Mango will become a good running partner.
Living in the Seattle area, Smelly is a user experience designer by day, a running, cycling, gardening type of girl when she wasn't wearing the designer hat.
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