Tilly has the incredibly tolerant Eva as a guide.Eva is continuing with the lessons started in her Tilly’s natal family about the proper type of mouth use, the gentle bite.
There is so much going on for the young dog, forcibly removed from siblings and mother, dealing with new everything, food, surroundings, people, words, rules, order, life and death everywhere.visited Georgetown Vet on day 2. Been going there since 1974.get weighed, evaluated, osculated, prodded, checked out up and down.made lots of new friends, exhausting.Back at home, mistakes to be made. Neonate with teeth, curious about everything, the curiosity can be deadly, so the little dog has to be taught, chaperoned, watched, socialized. Fortunately, she was very cool about getting her head stuck, she waited, calmly.New challenges at every turn, stairs…Learning new means of conveyance, puppy as camera…going to meetings and attending quietly.Introduction to other (fully immunized) members of the packCars, walking on a leash. The limitations and dangers of the new world.
The protection of the clay cliffs is strictly enforced. A uniformed police officer frequently patrols the beach on ATV, handing out $50 fines for tampering with the clay or engaging in any other illegal activities. Under Massachusetts General Law Ch 272 Sec 59, a person may be arrested for disturbing the clay. The cliffs are also frequently patrolled by a member of the Wampanoag tribe, who explains to visitors about the importance of the cliffs to the tribe. The cliffs feature prominently in Wampanoag spirituality and myths.–Wikipedia Cedar Tree Neck Sanctuary
Flew over Manhattan high up. Boarded a little plane in Boston. Makes the flying experience very real. Blustery day, never got much above the clouds. Pilot’s window has an arm-hole… Leaving Boston. First visit in life to Martha’s Vineyard.
The dog paddle or doggy paddle is a simple swimming style. It is characterized by the swimmer lying on their chest and moving their hands and legs alternately in a manner reminiscent of how dogs and other animals swim. It is effectively a “trot” in water, instead of land. It was the first swimming stroke used by ancient humans, believed to have been learned by observing animals swim. Prehistoric cave paintings in Egypt show figures doing what appears to be the dog paddle. It is often the first swim stroke used by young children when they are learning to swim. The dog paddle has also been taught as a military swimming stroke when a silent stroke is needed – since neither arms or legs break the surface.–Wikipedia