I put this old blanket on the porch so that Casper would have a warm, dry, comfy spot to sleep for the winter. Yesterday, Casper dragged it off the porch and set it under a tree in the yard. You know, where it will get soaked the next time it rains.
Some dogs are just hard to help!
Posted by Suzanne McMinn on December 29, 2011
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We had a large wooden kennel but thought she would like something warm and soft to sleep on so we put an old quilt in it.
She takes it out
We put it back in and she lays on it for a while
Next time we go out the blanket is outside her kennel and she is sitting in it.
We put it back in, next time we go out it’s in the middle of the yard
One more time we put it back in, next time we checked it was in a thousand pieces all over the yard and she was sitting in her kennel, looking at us like “I don’t want it. Get the message.”
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he may just decide to put that comfy blanket
back on the porch. You know, so it will be
ready the next time he decides to have a
nice cozy napp in the sun. He sure has grown
up to be a beautiful adult dog.
Is he still as develish as he was as a puppy?
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