brick house break

Roxey was snuffling around the house and watching the back door. I opened it to find two big labradors, one black and one ginger, laying on winter coats there. The black male is about two or three years old and the ginger is a little older. Both very healthy and wagging their tails, approached me and I petted them cautiously. Black with old leather collar, and ginger without collar: neither carried tags nor are there tattoos. Ice and snow on their bellies when they arrived. They may have come from across the river and up through the fields.

I took them outside, with slippers and flashlight and attempted to find dog tracks or vehicle tracks. In the light snow that was falling, there were no longer any tracks. No trace then of the events of arriving. So we went into the house and they were so glad: soon all the dogs were in the house and eating and drinking from big metal bowls. They wandered with me around the main floor and upstairs. Definitely enjoy the house and are trained with at least the basic commands. Shiny fur and bright eyes with friendly temperaments. The three dogs happily played together in the living room with the tennis balls and then settled in for napping in three corners of the house,

Now the two big dogs have been let out, by request, and are contented to be sleeping out there in the back kitchen and the warm and calm night. The cats have made wide space for them. In the morning it will be necessary to call around and find out where they came from, however, I have a suspicion that I have been seen taking Roxey around the fields and someone has decided to provide their dogs with a good foster home, for whatever reason in these strange times. I hope they will stay. May have to give up DVD rentals for bags of field trial (7 cups a day!) and that is ok.