Bush Dog BUSH
CASOON

Low hedge. High standards.

Bush Dog

Bush Dog, a pixel-art shiba with a leaf on his head, peeking up beside a yellow pot with a seedling

He clocks in where the lawn gets suspicious.

Bush Dog peeking over a garden hedge beside his yellow pot, with a watering can and a raised bed of seedlings in morning light

The Morning Round

At first light, Bush Dog checks every hedge from the inside. He tests the shade, counts the daisies, and inspects the yellow pot for unauthorized growth. The leaf on his head is not decoration; it means he is working. By breakfast, the soil is damp, the seedlings are upright, and one suspicious stick has been removed.

Ground Rules

Six things the hedge already knows.

  • Ticker

    BUSH

  • Post

    East hedge, under the cool leaves.

  • Shift

    Dawn until the watering can arrives.

  • Specialty

    Finding dry soil before breakfast.

  • Uniform

    One leaf, worn without explanation.

  • Lunch

    Whatever falls near the daisies.

Bush Dog

Bush Dog keeps the hedge.