1. Foods. Where are the foods? My mouth and belly are waiting. Talking of bellies …
2. You can never have too many belly rubs.
3. Face licking is like meditation but it tastes better.
4. Give me my bully stick. Now!
5. Throw my orange ball! And no, I won’t bring it back to you. You have to chase me.
6. Where is my breakfast/dinner? I demand it!
7. Get out of the bed daddy (man person). I will bark and bark and bark until you do.
8. Do NOT come to my front door! I will bark at you unless you have treats and rub my belly.
9. I WILL pee on the landing. And there’s NOTHING you can do about it.
10. If you are another doggeh, you may NOT be petted by my person. I will growl at you.
Yesterday I wrote about my holidays at the lake. Before I went to the lake, I stayed in Winnipeg with my new friend Miss Glynis while my persons went to America for a few days.
Miss Glynis took me for lots of walks and I made a comfy bed in her house. I watched her eat pie with her friend and I met her mum and dad.
Sorry for the little accidents Miss Glynis. I missed my person. During my recent stay at the lake I didn’t have one accident. I was a very good doggeh.
Here I am (below) on a blanket at Miss Glynis’ house.
Here I am under a blanket (below) at Miss Glynis’ house.
Sometimes I came out from under the blanket to hang out on the kitchen floor (below). I helped supervise Miss Glynis while she made apple sauce. I’m very good at supervising food-making.
Thank you Miss Glynis for looking after me.
I just got back from my holidays.
I spent a week at the lake (proper photos coming soon). I swam and dug in the sand and went for lots of walks. I chased chipmunks and met other doggehs. And I got to sleep in bed with my person every night.
While I may have been in a different house (they call them cottages or cabins in Canada if they’re near a lake) I still found a familiar spot to watch all the goings on – right where I belong, on the back of the sofa.
I got so many walks that I was pooped a lot. Here I am sleeping on my person’s bed at the cottage. It was super comfy.
Any lady (or man person for that matter) who takes gorgeous doggeh photos and posts them on a blog called SlobberSpace deserves some attention.
Mrs Anna Kuperberg photographs dogs on her blog SlobberSpace. And she takes super amazing photos.
She says, ‘I made this blog to entertain you and to help you procrastinate your boring office work. There is no useful information on this blog, no training advice, and no breed analysis. Just happy, goofy dogs.’
Well, we like the sound of that. A lot. Which is why I’m making SlobberSpace my Website of the Week.
I tried to find a favourite photo to post here but, unsurprisingly, there were SO MANY GOOD ONES.
We really like this one cos it’s cool. This is Robber, a French Bulldog Pug.
Mrs Anna also has a book out called Designer Dogs: Portraits and Profiles of Popular New Crossbreeds.
Please check out SlobberSpace and prepare to spend a long time there.
Love me. I’m fluffy.
