As a person with a dog who hurls herself to the floor for dinner, and also
does the super secret sideways levitation, I think you should know that the
other day at suppertime, Queenie hurled herself to the living room floor
and literally slid, in down position, into the kitchen.

I laughed so hard -- I hope that means she will repeat it!

--
Catherine
& Zoe, Queenie, & Max, 3 black dogs of varying sizes
& Rosalie the calico cat
www.ourladyofperfection.blogspot.com

ceb wrote:
As a person with a dog who hurls herself to the floor for dinner, and also
does the super secret sideways levitation, I think you should know that the
other day at suppertime, Queenie hurled herself to the living room floor
and literally slid, in down position, into the kitchen.

I'm impressed!

I laughed so hard -- I hope that means she will repeat it!

So do I! That's a trick that is sure to bring joy to any day.

--
Shelly
http://www.cat-sidh.net (the Mother Ship)
http://esther.cat-sidh.net (Letters to Esther)

ceb wrote:

As a person with a dog who hurls herself to the floor for dinner, and also
does the super secret sideways levitation, I think you should know that the
other day at suppertime, Queenie hurled herself to the living room floor
and literally slid, in down position, into the kitchen.

I laughed so hard -- I hope that means she will repeat it!

Laughter brings all three dogs running, usually carrying the nearest
handy object. Which is fine when it's a tennis ball or a tug.
Recently, though, it was one of a pair of smartwool socks that I paid
about $15 for. Scully picked it up and then she and Zane had a good old
time playing tug'o'war.

My bad. I'd been keeping the wrong items picked up. If there'd been a
tug or a ball handy, or if the socks had been in the hamper they
wouldn't/couldn't have done it.

I thought about taking a stab at repairing it but there are 4 good-sized
holes and two of them are in weight-bearing areas. So I guess I'll
write the socks off as an "idiot fee".

Kathleen wrote in
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Recently, though, it was one of a pair of smartwool socks that I paid
about $15 for. Scully picked it up and then she and Zane had a good
old time playing tug'o'war.

I would pay $15 to see my dogs play tug o war -- they've just never done
that, although they will tug with me.


My bad. I'd been keeping the wrong items picked up. If there'd been
a tug or a ball handy, or if the socks had been in the hamper they
wouldn't/couldn't have done it.

Well, one can only have so many toys around the house!


I thought about taking a stab at repairing it but there are 4
good-sized holes and two of them are in weight-bearing areas. So I
guess I'll write the socks off as an "idiot fee".


Hey, we all forget stuff like this sometimes. I hope you buy yourself a
new pair as a reward for keeping your cool about this pair!

--
Catherine
& Zoe, Queenie, & Max, 3 black dogs of varying sizes
& Rosalie the calico cat
www.ourladyofperfection.blogspot.com