Farley’s Friday: Wheaten Terrier Meets Dolphin

Farley Here,

“What the barking blazes is that thing swimming in front of Mattina?” I bark

Kristina and Matt come to the bow. They’re all calm, like a monster isn’t swimming so close to us.

“Go away I,” I bark. “Or else.” Or else what, I have no idea.

Do you see how close it came to our boat?

Farlley and Dolphin

I can’t believe the beast doesn’t listen to me. So you know what it does next?

It swims right underneath me. I go crazy jumping up and down barking at it.  Mr. Dolphin turns on his side and looks up at me. I think he’s smiling at me. An evil smile, mind you. I bounce, and I bark, doing my best to scare it away. I am the protector of this pack, and I take my job seriously.

Kristina and Matt hide behind me. They know they need me to take care of them. And I do. Ten long minutes later, the dolphin finally understands he’s not welcome and he swims away.

I don’t he’ll come back anytime soon. Phew. I’m glad that’s over and I can go back to napping on my trampoline.

Woof Woof.

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8 thoughts on “Farley’s Friday: Wheaten Terrier Meets Dolphin

  1. Dear Farley a dolphin is a dog’s friend. He can help lead the way and watch for those underwater dangers that we can’t see. He was probaly happy to see you were a boat without nets. SOME boat try to catrch them but he knew that you were a nice boat.

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    1. Hey Mitzi, You seem to be on to something. I’m going to remember that next time I see one. Maybe I’ll even invite it over to play! Kristina says she likes to swim with them, so I guess I need to calm down a bit.

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