Pooh Bear goes for the jumping up on Stacie as many times as caninely possible in a minute-and-a-half while Ripper aims to be the dog who barks the most amount of times in that time period. You be the judge on whether they accomplish that or are just plain annoying.
I think Pooh Bear needs more focus and discipline as you can see she is easily distracted. We need to work on that and getting her to the Dog Olympics. Ripper is a veteran you can easily see his determination and focus. We have high hopes for him.
I love how Ripper ALL OF A SUDDEN decides that the camera is a ball. And he becomes obsessed with it while trying to convince me to throw it. You can see he poked it with his nose a couple of times. What great entertainment!
Slow Time Of Year
16 hours ago
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I just freaked Gibson out of a very deep sleep...
Stacie, if you can figure out how to harness some of that energy and sell it in a bottle, I'd gladly buy some. It'd be a great way to supplement your income and pay for dog food and vet bills! I think Pooh Bear(!) just spent as much energy in those 90 seconds as I use all day long. She amazes and scares me.
My dogs were *very* interested in what Ripper had to say, and stood around listening thoughtfully...I think he has a potential career in canine public speaking ahead of him.
I love getting all your dogs riled up!
meg - Pooh Bear(!) can go like that ALLLLLL day long. It's amazing, wish I could bottle it up!
Yesterday Ripper and I were working on the new rule: "Stop barking in my freaking face!!!" It almost worked. For a few seconds. :)
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