It’s a Dog’s World No.2

Posted by VQT

Camiño huskies.  We saw these dogs several times.  


Dog house at cafe we stopped at.  


Concrete dog house.  


Two feisty little yappers  


A big drooling mess of a large dog.  


Beware of dog tile.  


This black& white dog had its head stuck through its fence.  


Another concrete dog house. 


Sign.  Pilgrim, do not allow dogs to follow you! Most of them have home and become homeless forever when lost!


Another scruffy dog out for a walk.  


Concrete plaque with a dog image.  


A white dog house.  


Dog tired.  Michelle, VQT and Tina.  
 

We never reach out to pet any of the dogs we pass.  Most are behind fences and the ones that are loose we talk to and keep going.  


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  1. DeniseSeptember 22, 2024 at 4:33 PM

    I hazard to say that their American counterparts are much cuter and better cared for. That’s one scrappy bunch of canines to be sure.

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  2. AnonymousSeptember 23, 2024 at 9:04 AM

    The free roamers! Do they really get lost?
    CHERYL

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  3. AnonymousSeptember 23, 2024 at 10:03 AM

    So are the huskies walking the Camino with that girl? Pamela

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