Farley here.
My life is so exciting, and sometimes that excitement seems to happen on the trampoline of my Lagoon 380 Catamaran.
I hear the roar of a kite coming close and I bolt from a deep sleep on the floor of the port cabin to fully alert in seconds. I know that noise.
This usually means a large, bird-like thing is chasing on of my humans.
I reach the tramp, looking left and right for the danger. It’s hard to hear through all this wind. My stomach is churning, my heart is racing.
And then, I can’t help myself. A bark explodes from my throat.
“Go faster,” I bark at Bruce. He’s the guy in trouble.
He zooms by our bow.
“Look out. It’s coming!” I bark.
The silly man waves as he rips by.
Then, in a sudden move, Bruce turns around. Unlucky for him the flying creature turned with him.
“It’s still there,” I bark, sure in the knowledge Bruce can hear me and will speed up.
They keep going unit they are out of sight. There’s nothing for me to do but to go back to my napping.
You’ll be happy to know I saw Bruce at dinner later, and he’s fine. I guess he outran the monster.
Woof Woof.
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It’s good the humans have you around to scare that big thing away. Here I watch out for birds we call Hawks. I make sure they know I see them checking out the ground for something small to eat. They don’t seem to bother any of our small dogs. We stick together and the hawks seem to know not to mess with us in a group. Teamwork!
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I’ve never seen a hawk, but they sound scary. Be careful. Woof Woof.
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