Timothy Stark Raisbeck

I woke to find Grace wasn’t next to my bed where she normally sleeps. I had no idea where she might be so I inquired with Kendall. She informed me that Grace had rolled in something dead during her barn check the previous night and whatever I do, “do not let her in the house”. I saw her through the living room window and she didn’t look to be a happy camper. I was informed that Gracie smelled horrific when she returned from the night’s barn check. I can’t attest to that fact as I have no sense of smell which sometimes works against me, but in this case it was to my benefit. Gracie had spent the entire night outside. This would be all fine and dandy for many dogs, except for the fact Gracie hasn’t spent an entire night outside her whole life. To add to the problem, when Gracie is outside for extended periods of time she has a tendency to “scale” the window screens. I was expecting our window screens to be shredded the next morning but to my surprise everything seemed to be pretty much intact. Gracie was rushed off to the groomers first thing that morning.

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Jun 11, 12:05 PM by Timothy Stark Raisbeck