Did the sudden roar of fireworks spook the dogs into breaking their chains? Did the jets swooping low over the river in a patriotic display of noise frissonable drive them out into the streets, dogs from all over town, their aural nerves mushed, haywire?
How strange it is, anymore, to see dogs loose, wandering around, attached to no owners, on their own. It used to be such a common sight in my childhood, I didn’t even think about it. Dogs — just going about their business, their simple days.
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