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J
My dog would probably say -
That I keep him up too late
That any sock I leave on the floor is obviously a chew toy I left out for him
That any milk left in the cereal bowl after I eat my Froot Loops is clearly his
That ice and snow are not legit reasons to discontinue our runs
That I need to stop vacuuming up the leaves that stick to his fur. He works hard to carry those in.
That chasing squirrels isn't worth the trouble since I put up the invisible fence
That he is entitled to the last word
That I should get up when the alarm first goes off. The snooze alarm bothers him.
That I keep him up too late
That any sock I leave on the floor is obviously a chew toy I left out for him
That any milk left in the cereal bowl after I eat my Froot Loops is clearly his
That ice and snow are not legit reasons to discontinue our runs
That I need to stop vacuuming up the leaves that stick to his fur. He works hard to carry those in.
That chasing squirrels isn't worth the trouble since I put up the invisible fence
That he is entitled to the last word
That I should get up when the alarm first goes off. The snooze alarm bothers him.
Tequila (my cat): "I wish mummy would'nt give MY FOOD to those crazy noise ducks outside!! Thats MY FOOD MY FOOD MY FOOD"!!
ME: "Tequila, you have food to spare for the duckies, be a good kitty and learn to share."
Tequila: "Forget it!! Thats my food and I'm not sharing my food with no ducks. You just wait, mummy, when you go to bed I left you a little furry surprise under the covers. Bwahahahahahaha!!!!
ME: "Tequila, you have food to spare for the duckies, be a good kitty and learn to share."
Tequila: "Forget it!! Thats my food and I'm not sharing my food with no ducks. You just wait, mummy, when you go to bed I left you a little furry surprise under the covers. Bwahahahahahaha!!!!
J
Tequila (my cat): "I wish mummy would'nt give MY FOOD to those crazy noise ducks outside!! Thats MY FOOD MY FOOD MY FOOD"!!
ME: "Tequila, you have food to spare for the duckies, be a good kitty and learn to share."
Tequila: "Forget it!! Thats my food and I'm not sharing my food with no ducks. You just wait, mummy, when you go to bed I left you a little furry surprise under the covers. Bwahahahahahaha!!!!
ME: "Tequila, you have food to spare for the duckies, be a good kitty and learn to share."
Tequila: "Forget it!! Thats my food and I'm not sharing my food with no ducks. You just wait, mummy, when you go to bed I left you a little furry surprise under the covers. Bwahahahahahaha!!!!
Years back when we lived on a farm one of our cats brought a mouse into the bed while we were sleeping, trap and all. NOT a great thing to wake up to.
However, Tequila is a completely indoors cat, and putting a "furry surprise" in my bed is just one of the many evil thoughts that cross her mind each day!!
J
Last year I fell asleep all snuggled up in a recliner in my livingroom (I confess to having been online until about 2 AM on that Saturday night). Early the next morning I felt something slapping at my foot. With eyes still closed I thought it was probably my dog. Then I realized that whatever it was kept slapping my foot far harder than my little dog's tail possibly could. I woke with a start to a strange dog in my house. It was a young dog that appeared to be a pitbull/Boston terrier mix with huge paws. It was very sweet and friendly, and apparently followed my dog in through the doggy door. I felt fortunate that it wasn't a skunk or something!
It was very sweet and friendly, and apparently followed my dog in through the doggy door. I felt fortunate that it wasn't a skunk or something!
Last year I fell asleep all snuggled up in a recliner in my livingroom (I confess to having been online until about 2 AM on that Saturday night). Early the next morning I felt something slapping at my foot. With eyes still closed I thought it was probably my dog. Then I realized that whatever it was kept slapping my foot far harder than my little dog's tail possibly could. I woke with a start to a strange dog in my house. It was a young dog that appeared to be a pitbull/Boston terrier mix with huge paws. It was very sweet and friendly, and apparently followed my dog in through the doggy door. I felt fortunate that it wasn't a skunk or something!
It was very sweet and friendly, and apparently followed my dog in through the doggy door. I felt fortunate that it wasn't a skunk or something!