Samadhi is our great shark hunter. Unfortunately the camera wasn’t quick enough. but we will tell the story anyway.
At the end of our daily walk a few days ago there was a lone fisherman at the end of our lane. While we watched him it became apparent that the has hooked something. When he pulled it up onto the beach the good little Scotts got VERY excited at the flipping and flopping in the sand. It was small so the fisherman carefully took the hook out and tossed it back into the surf. I couldn’t resist and let the Scotts go.
The “boys” ran into the surf but stopped as soon as their feet got wet. Not Samadhi! She ran full tilt into the surf after her fish until she got a good wave over her. Second thoughts prevailed so she just backed up into shallower water and barked at it’s exit. Yes it was about an 18” hammerhead shark. Cute little bugger.
Here is a picture of one of it’s big brothers.
At the end of our daily walk a few days ago there was a lone fisherman at the end of our lane. While we watched him it became apparent that the has hooked something. When he pulled it up onto the beach the good little Scotts got VERY excited at the flipping and flopping in the sand. It was small so the fisherman carefully took the hook out and tossed it back into the surf. I couldn’t resist and let the Scotts go.
The “boys” ran into the surf but stopped as soon as their feet got wet. Not Samadhi! She ran full tilt into the surf after her fish until she got a good wave over her. Second thoughts prevailed so she just backed up into shallower water and barked at it’s exit. Yes it was about an 18” hammerhead shark. Cute little bugger.
Here is a picture of one of it’s big brothers.
