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The Picnic Blanket Held Two Guests, and One Was Enormous

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Lunch may be over, but the picnic is still going. A chocolate Poodle lies on a blue and white gingham blanket with her paws tucked in and her curls tidy, watching the yard with calm brown eyes. Beside her, Copper the chestnut horse lies low with his chin resting on the blanket, ears soft, taking in a good long breath of fresh air. Plants and a wooden fence are visible behind them, and the grass is soft and green.

A picnic is a wonderful way to spend time with a pet, as long as you plan ahead. Many common picnic foods are unsafe for dogs, including chocolate, grapes, raisins, onions and anything with artificial sweetener, so keep them out of reach and offer dog-friendly treats instead. Bring fresh water and a shady spot, and watch for the weather. Poodles are energetic, clever dogs that enjoy being included, and they usually love learning tricks and playing fetch. A blanket gives a dog a clear space to settle, which is also a useful trick for training. If you ever worry about something your pet has eaten, call your vet right away.

The two friends look completely at ease, with no hurry to pack up. Maybe they are waiting for dessert. Whatever happens next, they have the best seats in the yard and a very comfortable blanket.

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