In Love With Some Wolfies: Borrowing Clothes...

Monday, August 13, 2007

Borrowing Clothes...

So I went to look outside at one stage this morning, and this is what I was met with...

That's one of my summer tops. I did some laundry in the morning, and left the hamper in the laundry. I'd forgotten that anything left on the ground is free game for these puppies. Next thing you know, he's got my top draped all over his head.

When I eventually went outside, I discovered that he must've got the top to chew or whatever, and fell asleep playing with it. Because the only reason it's on top of his face like that, is because it got stuck to his lips.

LOL LOL LOL. Makes my day, I tell you. I love this dog.

7 comments:

MooZeeAugust 13, 2007 at 12:53 PM
LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! This is just too cute and precious! I've had puppies in my laundry basket under clothing. lol Be careful with button up shirts and leather/pleather labels on jeans. I had a pair of Calvin Klein jeans that had their label all chewed up to bits and completely damaged. LOL To this day, after doing laundry, I have to be careful...whenever I put them on the bed to fold...the second I leave, the huskies will jump onto the fresh clothes and roll all over them. --They love the smell of clean clothes...must be the softener. lol
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MooZeeAugust 13, 2007 at 9:17 PM
Yeah, you don't want doggies to eat softner sheets or any type of detergent. My boys just love rolling in fresh laundry. lol Too, they'll roll in the dirty clothes piles too, when I'm sorting.

Awww...that means he LOVES his Mommy! One of the highest recommended things for a doggie with separation anxiety is to give them a dirty article of their main parent's clothing...usually a tee shirt & it helps calm them down having your scent nearby. That explains Fred being super relaxed! --Mommy's scent. =D You are Fred's favorite pet too. lol That is so cute!

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FredAugust 13, 2007 at 9:38 PM
i made some doggie shampoo on the weekend. and i think because it's in a glass bottle (partly indestructible), one of them (i'm thinking fred) keeps on picking it up and playing with it.

LOL.

it can't be rosie, because she was terrified of water. and i think she would've recognised the bottle (i think, anyway)

yaaay! fred loves me. LOL. it's funny because rosie will happily just sit/sleep in the living room. so bf's in there, and she's in there sleeping while he watches tele. While i'll be in the study mucking on the computer (making more mmu orders), and fred will just rest at my feet. =D

i love it. LOL

least each of us have a puppy to cuddle now. haha

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SueWAugust 13, 2007 at 10:07 PM
[this is good] LOL..this shot is soooo cute!! Now did you manage to save your top?
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wernAugust 13, 2007 at 11:16 PM
[this is good] Heehee.. Aww... SO cute! :)
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MooZeeAugust 14, 2007 at 3:12 AM
heehee Yeah, you and Fred are definite matches. He's so cute! So is Rosie! Usually though a male dog will connect more with the female and a female dog will connect with the male human more. So, it looks like everything is working out perfectly for your whole family. So sweet! =)
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sc_323August 16, 2007 at 6:05 AM
It probably smells like you and Fred likes it! You won't find it so funny if he did that to your $200 silk top!
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Ginger came to us after we drove 5 hours to Tumburumba, in inland country NSW. She had been saved from Wagga Wagga pound by a rescue group and was busy helping inmates rehabilitate at a correctional facility before we came along and took her home. She's a smoochy 2 year old who is the newest addition to our pack and has a soft spot for belly rubs.

Larry was a death row dog in a country pound that got saved by a rescue group. He was underweight, timid and shy. He was transported down to a loving foster family in Canberra, who helped him blossom into a healthy smoochy confident dog. He has joined our pack and keeps Ginger on her toes playing chasies before coming inside and worming his way into any potential cuddles on offer.

Fred (2007-2016) was found wandering the Mulgoa countryside by a ranger who took him to Hawkesbury Pound in 2007. With no microchip, and no one to claim him, he sat there for a week and was on death row, until wolfieboy found him listed online. We drove 2 hours to pick him up. He was a 6 month old puppy with big puppy feet and a head that he needed to grow into. He's been the light of my life and my Heart Dog. Fred passed away in July 2016 after his spleen burst. The vet tells us he must have had a cancerous growth that we were unaware of, until it was too late. I miss Fred with an ache that I cannot explain, and wish I could still bury my face in his big boofy tummy.

Elsie (2010-2015) came from Queanbeyan Pound after being left in their overnight cages one September night in 2010. She was flea-bitten, stunk to high heaven and was skinny as a rake. She was a princess of the highest order, and I still remember the time she refused point blank to walk any further and simply lay down on the ground, looking at me with her big brown eyes. Such a drama queen. She was wonderful with wolfiepup and they spent many an afternoon sitting outside, watching the world go by. Elsie passed away in April 2015 suddenly at the young age of 5 to lymphosarcoma. I miss her every day.

Fred and Elsie now spend their days high on the hill looking out to the view that Elsie was always enamoured with, and we visit often.