Here is a Riddle for you.?

[Mr. Maharg]

Everyday a man walks his dog along a certain walk. First he walks across a bridge. Then he goes around a large rock. Then he gets to a forest. He doesn't like walking through the forest so he walks around and ends up at a huge lake. Then he turns back and goes home.
One day he is on his walk when he reaches the forest. Suddenly his dog runs off into the forest.
How far into the forest can the dog run?

 

[Hammerheart]

halfway, because after that he's running back out of the forest )

 

[frankly747]

Hi.

My answer would be, up to and until the rock. The assumption here is that he is walking from home towards the forest but I choose to assume that he is on his way back home, after the lake.

 

[Isabella]

Until it reaches the lake??

 

[Stormy]

not very far - its still on its lead

 

[naughty niamh]

lol halfway ....... im writing this down

 

[jack]

This is a little semantic riddle.

Realistically we can expect the dog to run all the way through the forest. But semantically, he can only run halfway into the forest before he starts leaving the forest again.

 

[mistymiss]

Half way, then he is on his way out of the forest

 

[armyjav]

All the way?

 

[Paul R]

Depends on how urgently it needs to $hit

 

[Robyn babey...x]

erm to the lake i think