Many websites describe typical characteristics of a pet rabbit and Angie unquestionably falls under several depicted categories:
- she can be kept indoors and outdoors...
- she is equipped with enrichment activities such as sticks, balls and other toys...
- she is a very social animal and, like a rabbit, finds her companionship with a variety of creatures, including humans, dogs and other living creatures...
- she is very alert...
- just like a rabbit, she uses her cunning to outwit me whenever she has got a chance...
- she grazes on grass and leafy weeds...
- she jumps in high grass like a bunny...
- she loves carrots...
- she has got really big ears...
Now that I think about it, Angie may not be entirely normal either...
- she drinks while laying down...
- she eats while laying down...
- she always drops all of her toys in a bowl full of water...
- she lets me clean her teeth with a toothbrush...
- I don't have to force my hand down her throat when she is on medication because she loves taking tablets and has no problems eating them whatsoever...
- she would dance on two legs for a piece of carrot...
- she loves taking baths and we cannot leave the bathroom door open because she would jump in and sit in a bathtub patiently waiting for a bath...
I can now officially announce: MY DOG IS CRAZY...
but it shouldn't really surprise me much...
all in all... like master, like dog... :))
I have this theory that basset hounds are the product of some kind of weird cross-breed between rabbits and dogs. Presumably Angie isn't a basset?
ReplyDeleteThere's another breed of dog that looks kinda like a bear to me as well. Can't for the life of me remember what it is. Hmmmm
anyways, I enjoy your blog!
Thanks for visiting my blog, Paul :)
ReplyDeleteAngie is not a basset... she's a German Shepherd :)
A dog that looks like a bear... chow-chow comes to mind, although it looks more like a lion to me...