…you might find me taking my first walk.
And it wasn’t so bad! There were no scary dogs out, just a bunch of leaves.
I’m a big dog now.
H x
Rewind: Hector had his second batch of jabs and was chipped on Monday evening, so… we’re going to attempt a short walk today and see what he makes of the outside world. I suspect we won’t get very far but that’s OK. For a start, he doesn’t much like having a collar on and he objects most strongly to the lead when he’s tried it on in the house, but rules are rules! With him still being in full blown puppy mode, we’re hoping that a short walk might be the answer to his ankle nipping and he’ll find some other things of interest to occupy his mind. Humans can always hope, right?
I’ll probably get into trouble for this but he’s grown very fond of drinking my tea which I think is fine. I haven’t looked on the web to see if that’s a good or a bad thing – maybe I should, but for now I’ve taken to making him his own cup of tea a couple of times a day (decaf – he doesn’t need to be any more high octane than he already is) and he seems to enjoy it as much as mine. Maybe I should cut it down to just one but so far, it doesn’t seem to be doing him any harm. The day before we picked him up, we discovered that the litter of pups had a deer carcass dumped in their pen (he’s a farm dog – different rules from the start!) so I figure the odd cup of tea can’t be that bad!
Certainly not as bad as the snail I think he ate in the garden yesterday anyway…
S.
I have been very busy growing since my last post…
As you can see, I can ALMOST get on the sofa now – that’s really my ultimate goal at the moment. Can’t wait to get my teeth into that stick-like thing that Mum and Dad point at the telly to change the channel when I start barking at it 🙂
H x
Here I am showing off my poodle heritage and generally clowning around with a little assistance from one of my human slaves 🙂
H x
When Mum and Dad first collected me, they brought along SnugglePuppie. He was warm. He was furry. He had a heartbeat. And he’s been sharing my crate ever since.
Don’t get me wrong, he’s an alright kind of guy, but he’s so BORING. He never wants to play. Never. He just hogs all the room. Today, I decided to show him how it’s done…
H x
P.S. Be sure to check out my awesome poodle tail as I trot!
Hector, the 11 week old Bordoodle, meets a Dennis the Menace style whoopee cushion designed especially for naughty pups! Who will win…? (Certainly not Hector’s Mum who has bat hearing)
Enjoy 🙂
Yes. That’s me. Hector. Welcome to my world!
I’ve been at my new Mum (the ginger one) and Dad’s (the hairy one) house for just over a week now, and boy it’s been fun. I’ve already got them very well trained…when I tug on their trousers they give me loads of attention, pushing me away – it’s such a good game!
They also get really excited when I play with all their toys. There are shoes, tea towels, books, curtains, socks, curtains, plants, curtains. Did I mention the curtains?!
The only thing I don’t quite get is why Mum and Dad keep calling me ‘NO’ when clearly my name is Hector. They’ll learn 😉
H x