Furry Friends

[CMRivdogs]

I had a puggle (pug/beagle) like that. No real desire to chase the ball. We ended up as the only ones at the local dog park. I threw the ball once, she brought it back. Threw it again and she chased it. On the third throw she looked at me with that 13 year old TTF look..

It's pretty much the same with the current pup (she's almost 9). No desire to chase balls. Cheez-Its however....

[Motor City Sonics]

5 hours ago, gehringer_2 said:

She doesn't look at all like one but this is common trait in sled dogs/nordics. They may go get a ball once, after that it's "I brought it back for you once, why did you lose it again?" or they go get it and just keep it so you can't lose it again. 

I think whomever owned her before meleft her outside all the time but not have played ball with her.  She just doesn't know how to do it. 

[LaceyLou]

15 hours ago, Crazy Cat Gentleman said:

well, time for a two-week update, I guess.

and on Wednesday, she "gets" to go in for surgery—not a spay (well, probably not) but rather a hernia repair. some of her small intestine is on the wrong side of her abdominal wall.

Wonderful! Hopefully you have many happy years together.

[Motor City Sonics]

2 hours ago, LaceyLou said:

Wonderful! Hopefully you have many happy years together.

That's a pretty cool cat, man.    Posing for pictures.     Is she better at typing than you?     Best of luck with everything and glad she lets you stay in her house.       

[Crazy Cat Gentleman]

6 minutes ago, Motor City Sonics said:

Is she better at typing than you?

ugh, no, she's just terrible. haha

none of my other cats were really keyboard walkers. but this one gives no Fs, just walks right across whatever.

[Motor City Sonics]

The best part of my day is when I come home and she comes outside, immediately runs over and jumps on that patio chair and waits for me and then gives me a great big hug.    Even though I really love my job and rarely come home in a bad mood, but it just makes everything okay for a little bit.