As you know, I was in charge of doing all the chores this last weekend which included changing out all the fly and yellow jacket traps. So I found a shovel and started to dig a hole in the dry hard earth. This is not exactly an easy chore for me. I dug and dug and barely broke ground. So I grabbed the post digger and used that. Meanwhile, Harley is watching me dig.
So, when I got about 8-10" hole, which is barely big enough, I grabbed the fly traps and emptied the contents into my hole. So now this hole is full of mostly dead fly bodies, maggots, and few live ones. I quickly buried them up and walked away to clean the traps and set them up again.
BIG MISTAKE
When I walked past my fly burial ground, I saw Harley, my doberman, digging them all up and the few live ones are flying everywhere. SHIT!
I called him away and cursed myself for not putting him into the house.
I continued cleaning out the traps and setting new ones, when from the corner of my eye I see a white furry body rolling happily in the dirt.
There was Ellie, my sweet clean white Cavalier girl, rolling all over the dead fly bodies that Harley had just dug up. I screamed at her to stop, but my screams were falling on deaf ears. Once she was done, she happily pranced over to me all gray and black with dead fly parts and wings hanging off her. UGH!
So I did what any good Cavalier Mother would do, I told my hubby to please give her a bath.
YUCK!
So, when I got about 8-10" hole, which is barely big enough, I grabbed the fly traps and emptied the contents into my hole. So now this hole is full of mostly dead fly bodies, maggots, and few live ones. I quickly buried them up and walked away to clean the traps and set them up again.
BIG MISTAKE
When I walked past my fly burial ground, I saw Harley, my doberman, digging them all up and the few live ones are flying everywhere. SHIT!
I called him away and cursed myself for not putting him into the house.
I continued cleaning out the traps and setting new ones, when from the corner of my eye I see a white furry body rolling happily in the dirt.
There was Ellie, my sweet clean white Cavalier girl, rolling all over the dead fly bodies that Harley had just dug up. I screamed at her to stop, but my screams were falling on deaf ears. Once she was done, she happily pranced over to me all gray and black with dead fly parts and wings hanging off her. UGH!
So I did what any good Cavalier Mother would do, I told my hubby to please give her a bath.
YUCK!
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