Look What I Found
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Do You See What I See?
Can you see it?
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Do You See What I See?
Can you see it?
Look close.
Yep, there it is!
Yet another baseball rescued from an untimely end by me.They should make a movie about me!
Arizona Jack and the Baseballs of .....
uh......
Indiana Jack and the Temple of Baseballs.... uh...
Heck, I gotta come up with a good name for the movie!
Arizona Jack and the Baseballs of .....
uh......
Indiana Jack and the Temple of Baseballs.... uh...
Heck, I gotta come up with a good name for the movie!
Note from the tall guy:It's a bit hard to tell from the pictures, but this baseball was down in a hole covered up with trash. Jack, who was off his leash chasing another baseball (in the baseball field where we aren't supposed to be), went out the gate and was trying to get something. I thought he had found a ground squirrel, but when I went over, I could just barely see the baseball down in the hole. I don't know how he does it - as I don't imagine the baseballs have any special smell, but he sure seems to have a nose for it, as you could probably tell if you see the 10 baseballs rolling around the floor of my car at any given time!
Tallguy, you are really right about how clever jack is! What a smart dog he is. Let me know when you two decide on a name for the very interesting...we will buy tickets to the premier!
ReplyDeleteHugs and wags, Mistaya
Nice find pal! You've got the knack and the nose to snooter 'em out! Don't know if I would have tracked that one...gotta be the smelly orange kind for my snooter :)
ReplyDeleteHugs and snaggle-tooth kisses,
Sierra Rose
Wow! We've never actually seen a baseball harvested before. Who knew they grew in the ground, like a potato?
ReplyDeleteHow about Jack's Field of Dreams? Shoeless Jack & the Amazing Baseball Harvest? We smell a series here. If Randolph can be an international dog of mystery, you could certainly be a clean-cut all American dog having great baseball adventures. Jed would be a great agent. Abby, of course, is available to offer all needed legal services.
Jed & Abby
Great find Jack. Enjoy it!
ReplyDeleteThor x
Morning Jack how in the world do you do that? What an amazing talent. If you get really really bored with being a pampered, well loved puppy, maybe you can apply for a job as ball boy for your local Ball team.
ReplyDeleteHappy Tuesday,
Madi and Mom
Some dogs are just plain gifted.
ReplyDeleteYou should autograph the balls and sell them on e-bay...some fool will buy them!
ReplyDelete(Let me know when you have them listed)....
:)
Perhaps a movie about Jack named "A Field of Labs"
ReplyDeleteMogley G. Retriever
Baseballs must have a smell, whatever material they are made out of obviously catches Jack's nose. It's so cute how motivated he is to work for them. Gotta love the drive!
ReplyDeleteGood find Jack!! 'dat baseball lucky him got new home!!
ReplyDeleteHugs!!
Josie
The Talented Mr. Jack! Good nose, my friend!
ReplyDeleteSure your are a ball hunter, Jack!
ReplyDeleteKisses and hugs
Lorenza
Jack needs to go to Wriggly Field or Candlestick Park....what a dream vacation for him!
ReplyDeleteLiz
The answer is clear (ready???) - Jack is just in a league of his own.
ReplyDeleteThat is so cool Jack, you have an awesome smeller on you! I will pull out all my toys out of my basket just to get to a tennis ball...I love tennis balls about as much as you love baseballs!
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