CorvusCorax
Deary me...
Tonight, found them both rolling ecstatically on a patch of grass, headfirst, on their backs waving their legs in the air, the works - fearing the worst type of smelly poo, went to investigate, told them both to hop it and found underneath them...an empty Cadbury's Buttons packet.
Got back from the walk and popped the boot to bring a bag back into the house. BOTH dogs jumped into the boot before I had it fully open (full of stuff and with the parcel shelf in) and looked at me with 'gosh, it's a bit tight in here!' looks on their faces.
BUT...I am also very speyshul....this morning, two sheep popped up along the fence line on the other side of the road so I recalled, made them sit and started shooing the sheep...."Piss off sheep! GO ON!" - 'Go on' being one of my 'free' commands to the dogs. Good thing I have quick reactions, if a slow brain.....
Speyshul dog owner stories welcome to make me feel better
Got back from the walk and popped the boot to bring a bag back into the house. BOTH dogs jumped into the boot before I had it fully open (full of stuff and with the parcel shelf in) and looked at me with 'gosh, it's a bit tight in here!' looks on their faces.
BUT...I am also very speyshul....this morning, two sheep popped up along the fence line on the other side of the road so I recalled, made them sit and started shooing the sheep...."Piss off sheep! GO ON!" - 'Go on' being one of my 'free' commands to the dogs. Good thing I have quick reactions, if a slow brain.....
Speyshul dog owner stories welcome to make me feel better
) but my mum's 'speyshul' story: When we were kids we had a retriever. Mum thought she was being clever by training him to 'be quick' (have a pee) on demand. She would tell him to be quick then as he was performing she would tell him he was a 'good boy'. Of course dog soon associated 'good boy' with having a pee. Fine 'til she tells him to come into the lounge one day and, as he does as he's told, she tells him he is a good boy! You guessed it.
