
Unfortunately, they like to make noise around 4 a.m. or so when they're up and about and we're trying to sleep. . . They drive Bejuca, the tree house pooch, absolutely batty. She tears through the jungle, racing around trying to scare them. . . She doesn't bark at them, she's been trained not to do so, but she still works herself into a frenzy. . . This is not a good thing, as Bejuca either has arthritis or something else bothering her, which weakens her back legs. . . And since she likes to rear up on her legs in a futile attempt to get at the furry critters, this puts a lot of strain, since she weighs over 60 pounds. . . The monkeys seemingly could care less that the dog is running amok below them, as they just keep hanging, swinging and eating away. . . Bejuca did get some comeuppance, or perhaps come-downance, the other day, when one of the monkeys let loose with a stream of wiz that hit her square in the head. . . Remember, and you've read it here before: Don't stand directly under a monkey.
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