#FBF: When Huskies Grazed Like Cows

 

FiveSibes #Flashback ~ 2018
 
O h, what a memory! Now, this photo may not look like much, but the memory surrounding it is wonderful. Whenever our backyard lawn was lush with grass, typically in the spring, our FiveSibes would channel their inner cow! Yes, I said cow. Why, you ask? Because my five lovelies would rush out of the house, down the deck steps, and hurry to graze on the fresh blades of thick, succulent grass! Now, funny thing about this photo—it's a bit of an optical illusion as it shows all five of my Huskies, but can you see where Wolfie and Chloe are? They almost look like one dog here! BOL!
 
Does your pet like to graze on grass, too?
 


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  1. The Florida FurkidsSeptember 20, 2024 at 8:58 AM

    Sweet!

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  2. Brian's Home BlogSeptember 20, 2024 at 9:32 AM

    That is an adorable flashback!

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  3. All Things CollieSeptember 20, 2024 at 11:14 AM

    They do! It drives me crazy when they do it right before dinner though, as I don’t want to risk them getting sick and losing their supper!

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  4. 24 Paws of LoveSeptember 20, 2024 at 11:46 AM

    The 24 Paws also channeled their inner cow. lol And I think Chevy eats it like it's his last meal. OMD. He is horrible about ii, especially when he is nervous. I am always trying to curtail him from his excessive grazing.

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  5. Tails Around the RanchSeptember 20, 2024 at 1:24 PM

    Oh my gosh, that's adorable! Elsa is a bit of a goat but she's the only one.

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  6. messymimiSeptember 20, 2024 at 4:08 PM

    What a delightful memory and photo! Yes, our Tripod SissyCat loves to go outside and nibble grass, and since she can be trusted not to leave the porch and the grassy spot right in front of it, we let her. She also sulks when the grass is mowed!

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