A Beagle and a Calf Sat Close Among the Tall Sunflowers

Surrounded by tall yellow sunflowers, a lemon and white Beagle sits upright with his big ears hanging and his nose lifted, while a brown and white calf rests beside him with its head nearly touching the dog's. A few fallen yellow petals dot the grass, and a wooden fence and green leaves frame the garden behind. The light is warm and the air looks still.

Sunflowers are a cheerful sight in late summer, and they are generally considered non-toxic to dogs and many animals, although the stems and seed shells can be rough, so it is best not to let pets chew on them. Beagles are scent hounds with excellent noses, so a garden full of smells is bliss for them. They are friendly and sociable, and they often love company. Calves too enjoy exploring a new place. Always keep a Beagle in a secure yard, since they follow their noses and may wander off. A day among the flowers is a nice treat for animals of any size.

The Beagle looks off into the distance as though he has noticed something very interesting, and the calf leans in as though it would like to know what. Their closeness says it all. The sunflowers lean in too, as if they all wanted to hear the answer. It is a simple, golden moment, and it needs nothing else.