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The Bull And Bear Market

            
             Physicaly my dogs are as different as night and day. Bear is a golden retrever and molly.
             Molly has beautifulshort black fur with a snow white strip.
             from under here jaw down to her lower torso. Bear has courser hair whitch is golden.
             brown with the exception of his face and paws which has turned white over 70 dog years. .
             The figure of molly is some what stocky looking like a keg with stubby legs and a rot.
             shaped head. An hour glass would perfectly portray bear with his strong rear legs slender.
             abdamin and a lion like main. Down to their collers not one simalarity physically.
             between the two.
             Obedence is very much determened by their age. Molly being the younger of the.
             two by seven years she still displays many of the charectoristics puppies have.lively and.
             excentric molly shows my guests her energy by reapededly jumping on and attacking.
             them in a desperat attempt for atention. she also finds it nessesary to bark at anything.
             that moves exspecaily water. I still remember trying every morning with no avail to.
             water our plants, standing in the gravel watering the ivy which is out of the reach of the.
             sprinkler watching my dog raceing back and forth in frount of the life I was giving the.
             plant lisening to the high pitched yelps in frustration. My other dog is as obedent as they.
             come he knows every trick in the book. Bear is always clam and collected basking in the.
             shade of my oak trees. He will come to your side as you walk into the backyard like a.
             body guard. .
             My dogs, like most , have theirown quirks, which always seem to amuse and.
             astound me.
            


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