Kennedy Park in Lenox, Massachusetts, was the site of Saturday's canine conference. Seminar topics included tolerating one's human in the time between meals and advanced techniques for feigning deafness when called.
Diving and swimming provided recreational breaks.
Dessert was twig.
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Sounds like a fun day. Those topics could apply to some people I have come across over the years.
This looks like a canine convention. Were you there photographing only or as a member of the group with a dog of your own??
@Kate, I came across them while hiking. I am dogless.
Ah, always helps to have classes in how to deal with the two-legged critters!!! Fun post and photos for the day, Jack!! Hope you have a great day and a new week as well!
Looks like a group of Goldens. They are such great dogs. I love your descriptions of the event.
The dogs need to sharpen their skills at training humans.
Love it!
Great meeting!and in a lovely place.
Love to see these beautiful dos in a place where they can have fun. On the other side our town is literally overwhelmed by a massive canine presence...
Tolerating one's human can be such a bear!
Goodness but they are just lovely creatures - you caught their fun-loving essence!
Gosh, I wonder if they're related?
A fun post, Jack!
A twig is the best canine dessert, don't ya know :)
Don't forget the optional extra credit class, "Cuteness: Kicking it up a notch - beyond the cocked head."
This is dirty pool, Jack. I want another golden retriever but I've been told it is to our advantage not to obtain such an animal. And these shots just make me want one more. They are fantastic dogs.
Everyone looks like they are having fun. We've never been pet people, although several have passed through the house do to the wishes of others.
Looks like there might have been some heavy tail wagging out there.
Golden retriever are adorable dogs!
Fun time for them!
Léia
Jack, I love your sense of humour.
Haha. I'm pretty sure Sequoia wrote the book on 'eating completely inappropriate things,' 'selective hearing' and 'making strange muppet noises when owners are trying to sleep.' She can't wait for your visit:)
Oh, how lovely!!!!!
I bet this was an unexpected discovery in the woods Jack, your wordage made me smile :)
Fun story! I'm sure the dog you showed in your previous post was very sorry to miss the seminar!
Beautiful spot in the woods! I bet dogs love it as much as humans do. :-)
ooh, thats a lot of dogs! looks like they are having a good time....
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