Sparky is a Spark
Just for fun, watch this. If you’re feeling blue, this will make you feel better with its simple quest –
https://www.pjcolando.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/video-1720811494-1.mp4Our dog Spark is a cool dood. He has a sexy walk, happily prancing with his head held high when we set out on our daily walks. Here’s a photo of him, boldly sticking his head out the half-opened back window of our car to take in the scents of Yosemite Park on our recent road trip. He intereacts with the world energetically, reminding us of our younger, adventuresome selves.
It seems that every aspect of nature tantalizes his senses. He’ll wade into burr-laden weeds, mindless of the aftermath when he’ll despise the energetic brushing of his curly coat, so like the shag carpet of the ’70s (but with a better color than that dreaded orange). Sniffing out new items received in an Amazon box as if we were our personal bomb sniffer. – or is he just nosy and/or motivated by self-interest that the box will contain a new toy or treat for him.
Thank goodness he only accompanies my husband on all bathroom visits.During the day, he’s either lying about in sloth mode or zooming like a torpedo when he’s overjoyed. Velcro’d to my husband’s leg, behaving like a Victorian theater kids with abandonment issues, or lovingly working a bone – day after day. Begging for food table side, despite having devoured his full dog bowl of food. Like a growing teenager, he doesn’t modulate his eating, so we must. We also must moniter his food choices: once he ate a small bag of grapes that are highly toxic to dogs.
He must have a cast iron stomach.