Woof, woof.
Something has happened that’s worse than cats, or coons—a skinny
little blonde has moved in. Well, maybe she isn’t exactly a blonde. Her hair is
as white as my lady’s,
My lady and I got dizzy watching her galloping all over the
house.
She went to my bowl and took a few bites and lapped up a
little water, so I decided she wouldn’t be a threat to my livelihood and left
her alone. That was a big mistake. Now that she feels more at home here, she
empties that food bowl every thirty minutes. Now you ladies out there know what
that means!
Of course in my opinion, she could use a little more covering over those bones, and I expect my lady will tend to that. She’s already taught her to stand back and not crowd when she putting food in our bowl. Did I jAust say ‘our’ bowl?
I feel a little sorry for her—she’s just a youngster not
even a year old yet, and got dumped out on her own. Well she’s got a lot to
learn about this old world, and she could start by learning a few rules about
living with my lady. Yep, she got in bad trouble, and has temporary quarters on
the front porch —with her own food bowl, I’m happy to see. I hated to hear her cry but she'll have to learn, so I just put my head under a thick pillow.
The first night she was here, I shared a couple
of my pillows, and I didn’t mind—it was a relief to have the wiggly little
thing still. But the next morning when I
was settling down for my morning nap, she jumped up in my face, and I had to
discipline her. She learns quick—she hasn’t tried to share my bed since. Maybe
I spoke to harshly, but an old fellow like me needs his naps.
Today she had her first lesson in behavior. A friend of mine took her walking with a lease. At first she fought and struggled like a fish on a line. Didn't do her any good. I tried to tell her. I think she kind of enjoyed it, but she didn't want to leave my lady.
My friend thinks this is what she does when she tells her to sit! Huh! That is what she does when you so much as look at her. Say 'roll over' and you can be sure she'll roll over, Of course if you don't say anything she'l still roll over. I get exhausted just watching her.Did I tell you that she has pretty wavy hair.? Surely some of you knows some one who need a smart little girl like this. She'll grow up to be a nice loving companion just like me. Send me an email. Having around doesn't bother me, but she's too feisty for my lady, and I gotta take car of her.
Woof,
Dandy
