I sat and talked to the dog and waited for Elaine to come back with the water. They said they had no one available, but would put the dog on the list and have someone come look in the area when they could. I called Elaine, who was still up the street in the car with Pepper, and asked her to get some water and I’d see if I could make friends with this scary beast. I could see tags, so I was hopeful to get a name and number.
I don’t know much about dogs (Pepper and I co-exist and that’s about it, he is a mama’s boy), so I was chicken to put my hands too close to her collar. She also looked older once I could get this close to her. It was a very hot day and she had been moving pretty quickly, so I think she was exhausted. I approached where I’d seen her go in and found her plopped up under a bush, panting like crazy. I grabbed Pepper’s leash and walked back toward the dog, and she disappeared up into the bushes next to the sidewalk. I was sick of seeing dead dogs by the road so, even though I’m really not a dog person, I asked Elaine to pull over and let me see if I could do anything. She was on the sidewalk, but all by herself and looked like she could dart out into traffic at any time.
we saw a medium sized dog loping down Black Mountain Dr. As we drove down the very busy, 4 lane Carmel Valley Rd. This was kinda neat, so I thought I’d get it down before I forgot it.Įlaine and I had to grab our dog Pepper and head out in the car because someone was coming to see the house we are selling.
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