The other night Charlie and Gabbie were chewing chews in the backyard. They each treat this as a somewhat dangerous and competitive endeavor, requiring constant vigilance and care, and sometimes even growling, lest the other make a play for and steal away a coveted morsel, let alone the whole chew.
When dinner was over and the plates ready to lick, Gabbie stayed outside chewing, but Charlie arrived in the kitchen in a heartbeat.
With his chew, of course. Which he carefully placed
on the plate so he could protect it, while taking care of business. What a dog!
The other night Charlie and Gabbie were chewing chews in the backyard. They each treat this as a somewhat dangerous and competitive endeavor, requiring constant vigilance and care, and sometimes even growling, lest the other make a play for and steal away a coveted morsel, let alone the whole chew.
When dinner was over and the plates ready to lick, Gabbie stayed outside chewing, but Charlie arrived in the kitchen in a heartbeat. With his chew, of course. Which he carefully placed on the plate so he could protect it, while taking care of business. What a dog!
2 comments:
Charlie,
I'm still impressed with how you're learning so well, and how you have your priorities right.
Good work.
I'm lucky, I'm on my own so I don't have to worry about anyone else eatin' my nosh. Tho' sometimes I think mum is going to take it away before I finish, so I just gobble and gobble and don't take a breath 'til I've eaten everything.
Even if I need to have a pee I'll hold it 'til the bowl is empty.
Food = #1.
Always.
Always.
Just remember that, Charlie boy.
Hear endeth the sermon from Fr Tin Tin.
Chow for now,
Tin Tin xo
that ought to be documented as standard operating procedure and distributed to all growing pups! never leave a chew or toy carelessly for prowling housemates, not even when we need to answer a call from mother nature. yup, that's what i will do when my wire fox parents and other friends come visit me.
clever charlie!
loves,
fee
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