#dogs #sailing
Dogs can be curious creatures, but sometimes it’s not in their best interest to engage with sea life.
The nurse sharks are keeping a close eye on the fish cleaning that we are doing near by. Jasper, the springer spaniel, is keeping a close eye on the nurse sharks.
If your dog likes to jump off docks, this might be a good time to have him on a leash. Ours are just curious and stay out of the water.
Nurse sharks are gentle creatures, and some of our group actually swam with them. I guarded the dogs, you know . . . just in case they needed guarding.
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Yeah, I’m pretty sure I’d be guarding too. Swimming with even gentle sharks would most likely end in disaster for me. However, the water looks beautiful – I wish I were swimming there today instead of 2500 in a pool!
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Now I’m jealous. 2500 in a pool. Sounds like great exercise. One of my favourites.
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Great photo! I bet you’ll find a way to work this into your next book. Maybe Kalin and Ben will go on a honeymoon in the Bahamas!
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Great idea. Now to think of a crime . . . And how does Kalin get involved? There are so many ways someone could go overboard, but is it an accident or not?
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What a great picture. No pets on this boat, but I can understand keeping a close eye on yours. We started this great adventure with two teenagers. I think we’d been better off with dogs. They please their masters a bit better than children do.
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Pets do try to please their owners, but they also like to eat their owner’s favourite (and only one on board) leather purse! I guess their are pros and cons to every thing.
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Great photo!
Jasper looks to me like he’s seriously thinking about jumping in there with them. Our dog,Spike, wouldn’t jump in, but he’d be barking his head off.
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Jasper didn’t jump in, but I have to say we were worried about it. You just never know.
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Too cute! – Was this at Compass???
Missing you!
Chann
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