Do dogs go on easter egg parties or hunts?

moneylady · Joined: 06 Mar 2007 Posts: 282

Well I didn't think to much about it but do any dogs go with you
at Easter to family gatherings or to the outdoor easter egg hunts?
My friend says she lets her dog go with the kids as it is such fun to watch
the kids following the dog. The dog ususally gets into the act and loves
the way that the kids make such a big ado about it. She says the dog
never has eaten any eggs. I think that is really something. Anyone else
have stories about Easter time dog events? Question

rovinghound · Joined: 21 May 2007 Posts: 31

This is something as moneylady, this happened this year. And it was so funny. They had a Easter egg party at the near by park, not real large
but large enough that some of the eggs were left behind. So in the afternoon the party ended, right. So in the evening, our walk in the
park was and the running part of day for me, maxi stopped dead in
race and took off to the side of the path. Came back with this colored
egg, just dropped at my feet. It didn't have a crack, but took it and put it in the trash. Maxi went right out to find more. I finally had to drag maxi from the area. It seemed that Maxi wanted to give me the easter eggs as presents.
But it was so funny to watch, maxi got so excited bringing this egg to me.
Didn't go back for awhile to that park, I sure hope all eggs are gone. Wink

moneylady · Joined: 06 Mar 2007 Posts: 282

Had to laugh at your post. Your dog sure does love you.
Old colored easter eggs must be a great reward for you and your
wonderful pet. Laughing

texbean · Joined: 19 Mar 2007 Posts: 175

Reddog had a run in with some BAD eggs. And that dog will
run if you bring out an egg colored or otherwise and reddog runs.
What happened was that she found some eggs in the neighbors yard
and they got cracked open and she got a real nose full and also got
real sick. And that was it. So I would kinda watch those eggs, no matter
where or what they are from. Rolling Eyes