Many years ago, our English Springer Spaniel Zachary was standing beside me and my wife in the kitchen of a vacation home. We looked at the kitchen window for a moment (< 2 sec), and when we looked back, Zach was standing calmly on the four foot high bartop. Bouncing above the tall grass in an unmown pasture was another of his traits that garnered the “Springer” in his breed name.
Ida No about 8 years ago
Teleportation. Makes up for the fact that their breath smells of dead mice and beetles.
John Wiley Premium Member about 8 years ago
Many years ago, our English Springer Spaniel Zachary was standing beside me and my wife in the kitchen of a vacation home. We looked at the kitchen window for a moment (< 2 sec), and when we looked back, Zach was standing calmly on the four foot high bartop. Bouncing above the tall grass in an unmown pasture was another of his traits that garnered the “Springer” in his breed name.
JK1 about 8 years ago
It’s a talent.
Diat60 about 8 years ago
It’s all in the tail action.
vaughnrl2003 Premium Member about 8 years ago
Dogs can do that as well, they just land harder and get in bigger trouble.
alondra about 8 years ago
I’m often jealous of my cats since they can sleep all day and do nothing, they have no responsibilities.
Keep on keepin' on about 8 years ago
We all are, Sophie, we all are.