Barney

Like I said on my last post, Tom is staying with us while doing Tafe, and with him is his black-and-white rascal, Barney.

Take Tessie:

Fluffy, white, cute....but very unsociable....with other dogs.

Take Barney:

Black, white, cute, jumpy, and very playful.

Their personalities tend to clash a little. Tessie has forever thought that she is better than other dogs...that they are the 'lower caste.' Barney just wants to play...Tessie....doesn't....

Tessie ignores as much as of Barney as she can, but one can only take too much....

Then you get angry at Barney for playing too rough with Tessie and he turns and looks at you like this....

What to do....?

Our Furry Friend, May Not Be So Friendly

After writing my last blog I have suddenly become more aware to Tesse's frequent actions of mysteriousness.

For instance, we take a picture. In these cases it is of a tent, a family shot, and a messed up toyota shot. Who is lurking in the background each time? Tesse:

Sometimes I begin to think she is more than human. After all, there is a likeness somewhat in these pictures.

And since when does a dog smile at the camera?

Have you seen this dog?

This is beginning to creep me out....

What Do They Do When You're Not Looking?

The title of this blog is in capital letters because I consider it an important question. This question can apply to many things, toddlers, friends, and mostly, animals.

Tesse is our fluffy maltese + shih-tzu puppy. This dog definitely needs to be kept an eye on. There were many times when we would walk in from going out for dinner and find her lying happily on our couch.
So tell me, what were we to think when we walk in on her and find her cuddling her soft toy?

If she does this when we're home, what does she do when we're not home?

Jordan