Not My Dog but a Dear Friends
I wanted you to meet Bentley. My old neighbors lived across the street from us and our kids played together. The two girls played softball together. The boys had a difference in age but they were boys and did boy things together. The youngest played with the two girls and my son. The oldest daughter of the neighbors played with the girls sometimes but then she was "older" and didn't "play" with them much. The kids did things like the "mud ballet" in the yard. Water and dirt= mud and they rolled and danced and had a grand time! We all had dogs. Now the one girl, Andrea, had a dog, Leroy, that followed her everywhere. If she went to the grocery store up the hill, he went too. Sat outside and waited for her. Andrea alway had a way with the dogs. We had many dogs. We loved them all. Some we gave away, some died of a dog disease or age and a few got out in the street and got killed by the cars. Yes, we had a fenced in back yard but sometimes that isn