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Strange things in Sydney Park

Yesterday we went to Sydney Park for walkies and there I had my first encounter with a very, very strange species. It was as a little smaller than my food bowl and had a rather long neck which disappeared underneath the food bowl when I got close. My human said straight away that I should be careful it can bite… Such a small head can bite?! I didn’t believe her… Nevertheless I was only allowed to have a quick smell from a save distance (I kept the length of the neck in mind) and my mom took a few pics. Oh and of course I wasn’t allowed to bark either as we didn’t want to scare it too much either! When I finally got my courage up to get closer she called my back. I really don’t get humans – the moment something becomes fun they want you to stop?!?! PAH! But I’m a good doggy. I walked away, sat down and waited for my mom to point that thing in the right direction, which apparently was the lake in the middle of the park. It was originally heading towards the airport and I guess disorientated… Then we watched it to get back into the water just to be sure that no other dogs can get close. I kind of got the feeling that my mom wasn’t concerned about the dogs… hmmmmm…

What the hell...?!

What the hell...?!

same on the other side...

same on the other side...

there is just no head... but it was moving before!

there is just no head... but it was moving before!

maybe it does bite?!

maybe it does bite?!

alright then - lets go...

alright then - lets go...

I'm such a good dog! Didn't even bark at it!!

I'm such a good dog! Didn't even bark at it!!

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