Tail-wagging watchdogs lounge atop truck, survey traffic traveling along city streets

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Two canines survey the traffic traveling on the street by the United States Bureau of Land Management office last Thursday morning. When people approached the vehicle, the dogs wagged their tails in greeting then jumped down in the bed of the pickup truck.

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