Muddy muddy paws!
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| LOL... they are too cute! |
| Sounds like here! My sheepie girls absolutely loves water so of course is muddy quite often. Every piece of furniture has at least one protective covering on it including the beds. |
| My first sheepdog, Micaela, was a digger. The muddier the better as far as she was concnerned. I trained her to lay on her mat by the door everytime she came in from outside, and she would lay there and stay till I said ok. A few seconds when she was dry, to several minutes when wet and muddy. It was so funny, she would lay there and stay but she would be just wigglin that butt waiting for me to say ok, it was almost like she could hardly contain herself and was soooo happy when I released her from stay. She would do the sheepie bounce across the house, LOL
Today is her birthday, 7th. |
Jack, I think has an aversion to dirt. He stays clean and tip toes around wet grass. Annabelle likes dirt enough for the both of them....  She will eat dirt, dig in dirt, lay in dirt, roll in dirt, and if she could would stay dirty all the time. LOL I have alway's understand that kids like to get dirty and jump in every mud puddle they see. ( We call them Pud Muddle Monsters, LOL) So if my motto is if the kids get dirty, they can also be cleaned again, then I have to give my Annie girl the same fun. We try to have dirty day once a week, so I don't go completely insane. We turn on the sprinklers over the yard and sand box and let them get so dirty we can't recognize the kids or dogs and spend the evening cleaning them up. Everyone has fun that way.
Albert sounds like a fun guy! More stories of him when you can! Stormi and co. |
| Ha ha! Adverstion to dirt! I wish! All of mine loooove to get as dirty as possible!!! LOL |
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