Dan McCulloughCan someone let the poor puppy in out of the rain? Wait, what?
Zośka ⚛@danmccullough
oh, forbidden forrest doggo, not pet!
oh, forbidden forrest doggo, not pet!
Sarah🌳@danmccullough Do you often get bears on your trail cams?
@Sarah111well Between April and October. They tend to visit in spurts. Like they’re cycling through their territory. Or if some misguided neighbor leaves their feeders up the whole year. At the most I could have 3-4 videos some weeks, and then nothing for a month or so.
@danmccullough From the UK that seems outlandishly impressive. My Lovely Daughter has encountered bears a handful of times in Canada.
@Sarah111well I’m fortunate to live in an area where there are lots of adjoining wooded conservation areas so the bears have room to roam.
tanavit@tanavit @Sarah111well Black bears tend not to be aggressive (though I wouldn’t want to be anywhere around if Mom was with cubs). In my 7 years we’ve encountered* 2 while outside. Both seemed curious but really couldn’t be bothered to shift their attention away from what they were doing, which was lumbering away. (And when I say encountered, in both cases they were several hundreds of feet away.)
Paul Jackson@danmccullough if you open your door, and have a pic-a-nic basket, I'm sure you could help this poor puppy wait out the rain.
@Paul_Jackson Better than ants! 😂 🐜 🧺
Lisa 🦔 [Copy Moon Joy]@danmccullough If you’re damp, they’re damp. Bring them inside!
We should all demand better for Soggy Pupbear.
@mycrowgirl Ha! Soggy Pupbear approves of this message.
Melissa@danmccullough @mycrowgirl My visually impaired son used to come inside fast sometimes, "it's a bear!", but it was always a dark dog running. We do see black bears occasionally, at a distance. But I didn't in that semi-rural Charlottesville neighborhood.