Mini-B is the smallest of the pooches around here, but she definitely has the largest attitude. She will come running up and nip at our ankles (but never our guests) looking for a beef. That, however, is only in the evenings or late afternoons. In the mornings, she is a zombie, rarely crawling out of the covers of her bed until we have already gotten up and been moving for an hour or so. Despite being feisty, she still seems to have problems playing with the other pooches around Tree Houses. She's not quite sure what to do when they start 'rasslin' around and seems out of place. However, when we dangle a chew toy (or a finger) she'll go nuts trying to chase it down.
Wednesday, August 25, 2010
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Mini-B is the smallest of the pooches around here, but she definitely has the largest attitude. She will come running up and nip at our ankles (but never our guests) looking for a beef. That, however, is only in the evenings or late afternoons. In the mornings, she is a zombie, rarely crawling out of the covers of her bed until we have already gotten up and been moving for an hour or so. Despite being feisty, she still seems to have problems playing with the other pooches around Tree Houses. She's not quite sure what to do when they start 'rasslin' around and seems out of place. However, when we dangle a chew toy (or a finger) she'll go nuts trying to chase it down.
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Dogs often imitate their owner's behavior, so it's good to know you seldom — if ever — nip the heels of guests ...
My dog loves to eat and nap, so it is very much like its owner
the dogs have entirely rejected snoose, though they all like to nap, so not all is lost!
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