My dogs like to dig a 'hole' to lay in when it's hot and dry. I'm going crazy too!!! But it's not wet weather that's causing it. We had above average rainfall in the spring (April and May), but since June 1rst we've been dry. I can't plant anything. My wife won't even take root.
I just came in the house from discing part of the garden that I hope will be a fall garden. My Jub got all the way up to 210 degrees, hotter than she's ever been (I had to replace the original gauge because a hail storm took out the glass last year, and the new one has numbers on it). Most of the time, even in hot summer, she only shows about 180-190 when I'm workin her hard.
It's hot out there!!!!! Had to hose her down with the garden hose on on the radiator before I felt good about shutin her down. I reckon the dogs feel the same???
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