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Last night at around 10, Ginger (seen to our right here) began randomly squeaking out whimpers. I've determined it's from lack of eating turds--an unfortunate obsession of hers.
I've been monitoring her like I work for the CIA division of Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever poop terrorism. No more cat toostie rolls for her and her snickity-snacks in the backyard are a thing of the past. I've been on patrol.
Since she is a conniving, vindictive dog, she is clearly taking out her anger on us, by letting out random cries that sound painful, but after intense investigation have no cause (she can still run up and down stairs to hunt turds, jump in and out of the bathtub we forbid her to sleep in and beat up the other dogs--all with no cries).
She's been known to do this in the past. So try not to judge me for being entirely heartless (though you'd be right).
This has caused great concern to one of the other dogs, Baxter (the golden child who can do no wrong).
Baxter expresses his concern the only way a dog knows how; by panting and pacing around the house. Incessantly.
So to recap: one dog randomly crying out for no reason other than being a butthole. Another dog wandering in circles and panting.
When one works from home, this could possibly drive a person insane to the point of wanting to buy a gun to commit the first double dogicide-suicide in history (maybe...I didn't actually fact check that).
After losing my mind and screaming for everyone to chill the heck out (I may have used different terminology at the time), I decided it was high time to practice my parenting skills which will be called upon in the near future.
Everyone is locked up in a separate room and Mama has a homemade lemonade.
Which is exactly how I think I'll handle things when The Bean is crushing my last nerve.
3 comments:
I can relate my girls drive me up a wall sometimes. My one dog Roxy use to eat her poop and the vet said it is because she is lacking certain nutrients that she needs and is trying to get them from eating poop. It was a groos time in my house and I didn't tolerate it. I changed dog foods and she hasn't done it since.
We've switched foods a few times and are now using the super-expensive stuff...what did you ultimately use that worked for Roxy?
That lemonade might have some vodka in it after the bean arrives...just sayin'.
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