Mr. Buddylee: Hole Digger Extraordinaire.

Mr. Buddylee Hole Digger

The latest project at the Withlacoochee Gulf Preserve is the installation of plant and tree identifying markers.  Although Jack and Jean completed the post placement with the use of 2 post hole shovels, the alternative method could have been our little “hole digger”, the happy hound.  Thirty holes may have been too many for Mr. Buddylee’s built-in hole-digging shovels, but there are probably half that many in our back yard.  His holes are all within the shade around the house and perfectly scooped out to fit a bassethound’s belly.  Training starts tomorrow on digging perfect 10″ around and 18″ deep holes.  Buddylee should be available for future projects.

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Posted by admin - April 11, 2012 at 7:16 am

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Mr. Buddylee: Walks on Docks.

Buddylee’s regular one to two mile morning “power” strolls take place on a variety of surfaces including the wood decking on stationary and floating docks.  He is not always excited to be on the moving surfaces, but some days he surprises us.  The Riverside Drive docks are all different, but the Withlacoochee River stays the same.

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Posted by admin - April 5, 2012 at 9:49 am

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Mr. Buddylee With Bene: The Buddy System.

Young Bene, wants Buddylee to budge but Mr. B is ignoring the 7 pound opposing force.  Bene Bravo heads North in a couple of days and Mr. Buddylee will follow him, but not for 3 weeks.  The happy Hound and his family will be back in New Hampshire soon.  Another photo of the duo HERE.

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Posted by admin - March 28, 2012 at 4:19 pm

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Mr. Buddylee Dreams of His Own Magazine.

Mr. Buddylee Cover Dog

 

It is great fun to dream of your Bassethound being a “cover dog” on an internationally acclaimed pet magazine.  With the help of a creative online tool, the dream can turn into a “visual reality”.  See full sized Buddylee cover HERE.

Mr. Buddylee would appreciate some additional content ideas for his new publication.  Your comments below will be evaluated by our editorial staff.

 

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Posted by admin - March 20, 2012 at 11:14 pm

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Mr. Buddylee Plays the Role of Yin.

Mr. Buddylee and a Bull MastiffBuddylee’s co-star, the Bull Mastiff, plays the role of Yang.  Any similarity between their photo and the graphic image is purely coincidental.  Is there a way to train two dogs to sniff one another?  This not so brief meeting was during a stroll through Rainbow Springs on a perfect Florida, late Winter, afternoon.  The next time you see two pups sniffing each other, think yin and yang, an important component of Chinese astrology, philosophy and medicine.  It’s difficult to focus on these 3 aspects of Chinese culture while tugging on your dog’s leash, because your beloved canine refuses to be separated from his new best friend.

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Posted by admin - March 14, 2012 at 8:11 pm

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Mr. Buddylee: The Model B Meets the Model T’s.

The 2012 Model T Ford Club of America Winter Tour made a stop 1200 feet from Mr. Buddylee’s Winter home.  We don’t know if the third day of the Tour included a meet and greet with a friendly hound dog, but It sure looked like it!  There seemed to be a lot of Bassethound lovers in the crowd judging by all the “baritone mimics” of Mr. B’s friendly voice.  Viewing the eighty T’s lined up all around the restaurant was truly an impressive display.  More photos CLICK HERE.

This stop(CLICK HERE), on the Withlacoochee River, was for a buffet lunch date at Ikes Restaurant, quickly becoming THE place to meet and eat on the Nature Coast.  Sadly, Mr. Buddylee was not invited to participate in the buffet.

 

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Posted by admin - March 7, 2012 at 10:24 am

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