Hello. This is The Daily Bone and I’m your humble doggie correspondent Chester L. W. Spaniel
Today we are happy to present our proficient doggie colleague Angus B. Terrier, who will show us how he carries out his daily squirrel surveillance.
Step 1. Focus on a tree. There’s sure to be a squirrel in it.
Step 2. Be sure to sniff the entire perimeter of the tree trunk. Remember, squirrels tend to scuttle to the opposite side of the tree of where you are.
Step 3. Glance across the street in case the squirrel has escaped in that direction.
They are sneaky like that.
Step 4. Carefully scan the entire tree. It helps that the leaves are down so you can see every possible hiding place. When you are completely sure there are no squirrels in that particular tree, move on to the next one.
Step 5. Repeat with next tree.
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Great technique Angus, hope it was successful! A young pup could learn a lot from watching you
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Princess Leah xxx
OMD you guys got to meet up with me and come to my park for a lark. The peeps might not like it though. Have a tremendous Thursday.
ReplyDeleteBest wishes Molly
Go get 'em!
ReplyDeleteThat work is going to take you well into the New Year, your gonna need some help with sniffin out around the trees.
ReplyDeleteIf you see one called Sid could you please send him home.
Luvs Freya Rose Blossom X
We'll be sure to let Angus know that you're looking for a Mr. Sid Squirrel. He'll definitely follow up on that lead.
DeleteExcellent Squirrel Tutorial.
ReplyDeleteBe sure to leave some pee mail on the tree also!
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Mr Bailey & Hazel
Angus is a very proper and and thorough investigator! I'm sure he's left some pee-mail as well as made a note of which other neighborhood doggies passed by the tree too. But we will be sure to remind him anyhow. Thanks!
DeleteGood teckneek!
ReplyDeleteAngus is sure to catch a squirrel - or two!
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Mitch and Molly
That is some mighty fine squirrel surveillance. The Girls could take some lessons from Angus.
ReplyDeleteCrikey ..... if we had those squirrels here I'd sure be following that technique but I don't think it would work for rabbits, aye??
ReplyDeleteDoes this tec-nik work fur all species of tree rats? There is a bunch of those naughty red ones in my woodsy section of the yard. They even do their own patrol of the 'regular' tree rats...
ReplyDeleteHi hi hi! Ojo here! Squirrel surveillance is Very Important! I take my job very seriously. I think I must be good at it, because all the squirrels seem to be disappearing. Where do they go? Clearly it is my fierceness that has chased them off! Rarw!
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