Today Bob and Egypt were lolly-gagging around and I called Bob over to get some lovin lol. Well as I call Bob over of course Egypt wants some lovin too, thats normal for our little group. The funny thing was seeing which paths they chose to get to me.. See, the we have a couch that looks like an L, its like a couch connected to a chaise, it also came with an ottoman.. so picture me on the chaise part of the couch, and the ottoman is pressed up against the end of it leaving only about 5 inches of space in between.. in front of the couch part though there is at least 2 feet of space between the couch and the ottoman... ok got it nice and pictured? So, I call Bob and he was standing closer to the chaise part so he went and stood right in front of the 5 inches of space between the couch and ottoman, Egypt had gotten up and was right there with him. So I say "Come here guys" and guess which one charged through pushing the ottoman out of the way and which one simply walked around the ottoman.. lol. Now I can't really decide which one took the better path, Egypt of course, took the path of least resistance and wound up getting to me slower than Bob did, and Bob took the harder yet faster path.. There are sometimes when they will switch those roles (Egypt is really good at moving our furniture) well, I'm not really here to judge I guess I just thought it was funny to see the difference of the two while in the exact same situation...
Solution for next time - get some lovin from each other :)
Yeah - like that will happen...
4 comments:
maybe it us her training. aren't they taught at dog school to go around obsticles? But on the other hand I think it's because she is a smart girl as opposed to a stinky boy.
IOHO -Waffle and Truffie
We're watching a male dog this week, and I keep noticing all the differences, too. In some ways, it's "vive la difference", but in other ways, it's...just different!
That sounds exactly like Ellie/Hosta. Ellie will take the path of least resistance and be polite. Hosta, he's all boy and is going to get there no matter what! :D This post made me really laugh.
To answer your question from a while back (having no internet is poo) I am honestly not sure why I can't have her in my apartment while she is in season. I want to ask my leader cuz I'd rather just keep her here, I think a month without her would be so hard. I think it's because there is no yard to barricade her from other dogs, but I'm not sure. :D Sorry for that majorly unhelpful, vague answer.
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