4 Reasons Daisy Loves Denver, CO
4. Denver has great trails to bike on, most (if not all) dog friendly. This latest picture is of the “Green Belt” that leads west towards Golden (west-side of Denver) to a farmer’s market, river, and park.
A quick stop at the Farmer's Market while riding on the "Green Belt."
3. People don’t care that Daisy goes swimming in the river. . . As a matter of fact, there were a lot of dogs out swimming with her.
Although the water was cold, it felt great on our feet. Daisy had been swimming and reluctantly came back to the shore for a picture.
2. At Regis’ Fun Run (put on by the PT department) last weekend, many dogs ran with their owners. On a side note, Daisy was the first dog to cross the finish line. Although she received no official recognition, her owner demanded they give her some sort of prize. So, she received a $1 gift certificate to Wendy’s.
1. Being the last day our pool was open in our apartment complex, the management invited all dogs in the complex to go swimming in the pool. They even brought doggie ice cream snacks & chew toys for the dogs. What a great day.
Daisy loved swimming in our complex pool; this was one of many superman-like jumps.
As you can see, the last 3 weeks has been spent outdoors as much as possible, and it has been very nice weather for it. Although I have had to study here and there in the evenings during this first clinical rotation, the break from hardcore schoolwork has been very nice. It has been a great experience being out on clinicals and applying what I’ve learned so far . . . and realizing how much I don’t know. Luckily, we still have about 2 years to go.
I’m looking forward to getting back with my classmates and getting on with the coursework. Here we go on another rollercoaster ride. I think this time around, however, the majority of us are actually buckled in, or so we think.
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