You know, funny enough, I don't believe I've ever caught Champ in the act of digging. It's always been harder to detect dirt on him because he's so dark already, while we know when the huskies have been digging because their usually white snouts and paws are covered in dirt. I've caught both the huskies, many times, digging away-- usually not big holes, but little ones, like they're investigating something a little deeper than the surface. The holes under the shed developed over time, until one day I saw all three pop out from under it, one after another, similar to seeing clowns popping out of a small car. I think Champ likes the holes for shade and cooling off. The huskies just like to investigate and be naughty-- we have a number of holes just big enough to twist your ankle in all over the yard now.
Oh my. Do the huskies dig, or is just Champ? You've got some excellent hole diggers there.
ReplyDeleteYou know, funny enough, I don't believe I've ever caught Champ in the act of digging. It's always been harder to detect dirt on him because he's so dark already, while we know when the huskies have been digging because their usually white snouts and paws are covered in dirt. I've caught both the huskies, many times, digging away-- usually not big holes, but little ones, like they're investigating something a little deeper than the surface. The holes under the shed developed over time, until one day I saw all three pop out from under it, one after another, similar to seeing clowns popping out of a small car.
DeleteI think Champ likes the holes for shade and cooling off. The huskies just like to investigate and be naughty-- we have a number of holes just big enough to twist your ankle in all over the yard now.
Hahaha! Champ looks pretty darn proud of himself and Isabella and Jake look rather amused. ;)
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