The Red Head crew woke to rain but no wind. By 9:00 am the rain had stopped and Mom and Dad decided to take the crew to the beach.Dylan, Dee Dee, and Dora sure are lucky dogs!
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Stormfront
A few days ago, the Red Head crew started watching an approaching storm. It was looking like lots of rain and some high winds. Yesterday boats started pouring into the marina as every bit of dock space was filled with people looking for safe harbor.
By late morning the storm clouds gathered off the marina. By lunch the wind and rains had come. Alas, it was not to be a beach day today. Probably not tomorrow either… ☹️
Dylan, Dee Dee, and Dora are hunkered down until the storm passes.
Getting Braver?
Dora still isn’t convinced about this swimming stuff. She really prefers to have her paws firmly on the terra firma.
But Dora also likes fighting with Dee Dee for the bumper.
How far will she go?
She still doesn’t want four paws off the ground.
However, Dora is getting braver, pushing a bit further into the surf. She may end up a swimmer after all.
The Ultimate Prize
Dylan, Dee Dee, and Dora vie for the bumper.
What a Brat
Dee Dee swims the distance to retrieve the bumper.Dora waits to waylay Dee Dee.Then Dora makes the steal.What a little brat…
50 Tosses
Dee Dee definitely channels her great grandmother Dyna when it comes to swimming. Like Dyna, Dee Dee will retrieve the bumper until she drops – if we let her. Her dad decided 50 tosses is about her limit. Occasionally, she will start to slow down sooner.
But we’re pretty sure that most days, whether it’s 50 or 500 tosses, Dee Dee will keep retrieving.
The Next Generation
As the elder statesmen of the Red Head crew, Dylan has been passing along his coconut prowess to Dora. She has been a willing student.
Of course, she also has to add her own special take on coconut play. Once Dora found the small nut in the center, she went all badass on it. Or as her Dad stated, “Psycho, crazy.”
You can judge for yourself.
Dora kept it up for about 30 minutes, until the surf started to breach her hole to China. Hey, coconuts, you’d better watch your step!





















