Gen-Dogs after Lockdown
For this bond of love I am not informing of any fact hitherto unknown or a discovery when I say the lockdown, or the partial lockdown as the government prefers to call it, has changed our routines. In our building complex, earlier the mornings saw a few birds chirping before the humans made their appearance to move and flay their limbs on the pathway and then was the turn of the dogs. One would see five strays competing with the domesticated ones for their right to strut on the road as and where they wished. At least a dozen dogs live in these apartments. Most of them are Labradors or Pomeranians or their descendants with pure or traces of the original genes and characteristics. I would have loved to see a few more canine breeds especially the bigger kinds, but a mere onlooker does not deserve the right to ask for variety in this kind of show, so I just stay content with what is on offer. But believe me, their lives too have changed. Mornings and evenings were the us...