Posted by Mark Robke on November 10, 2019 at 11:16:39 from (71.28.175.223):
In Reply to: Ran over dogs nose posted by David g on November 09, 2019 at 13:58:45:
When I was a kid, we had a dog, Rover, who followed the tractor every where, especially when Dad was driving. Rover would follow him while he ran the sickle bar mower, weaving in and out of the cut hay, all around the mower. One day he got too close and stepped on the cutter bar. He ran home and laid in his usual sleeping space. Dad checked his foot, doctored him a bit, and kept him tied up for a few days. Pretty soon he was hopping around on 3 legs, and by the end of summer, all 4. Rover was an appropriate name for him-always on the run. He also got hit by a car a few times too, knocking him in the head. He was a slow learner, though; he died when he got hit by a van when he was older. Mark.
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