Can your Sheepie move you?
Have any of your sheepies ever moved you? |
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Alas....only emtionally....unless you count being knocked over by a sheepie running at full speed.  |
sounds familiar 
When I am sitting at the computer the dogs will jump up on lap and push my chair (which has wheels) and slam me into the wall and start with Sheepie kisses. Of course slammed into at full speed too. |
| Occasionally I let one of them pull me around the room on my desk chair while we play tug with their rope bone. I've thought about hitching them to a wagon and letting them pull me to work when gas was $3/gal. but was afraid I'd be reported by my neighbor for animal abuse. |
| What about outside with running sheepie slamming into the back of your knees, that happened once and went down like a sack of potatos, ouch very bruised Backside from it.
Not to mention the big black nose that they push and poke under your arm when you are trying to do something, they seem to start pushing the nose up and under then work that boofy head in their too till the whole head is under your arm and you have no choice but to stop cause they arent gonna move  I get that when working on the computer |
| Clyde and I will play tug of war and he does this backwards hump move as he's pulling. I started losing the game about a month ago. He humped backwards and I went flying towards him and we both fell down!
More common is not bring able to move him! If James and I are headed towards the bedroom, Clyde has to be right there. He jumps up on the bed and lies right across it and won't move until he's ready. He'll play dead and make it as hard as possible to pick him up to move him. Yesterday, being Valentine's Day, we were trying to have some alone time but Clyde would not get off the bed. It wound up looking like the Keystone Cops with all 3 of us up on the king size bed running in circles trying to run Clyde off the edge! We ended up having to go downstairs and rang the doorbell then as he was running down the stairs to see who was at the door, we ran up! |
| It would take all six to move me.
Sounds like a fun game! |
Jill -you're cracking me up! That is such a funny image!  |
| I can't play tug a war anymore with her, she weighs more than me. She pushed me around all of time. Her Fav is the computer chair like Elissa's dogs. |
| Yep! When he plows over us! He also likes to sit on all of us! |
| Yes, tug of war. Winston will not play with the rope toy because I can win at tug of war. He always wants to play tug of war with his squeaky ball and he gets it all wet and I can't hold on to it so he wins.
Also you can't move him when you want to. If he is outside and you want him to come in he will not budge. You can pull him and get nowhere. Also on the bed, if he wants to be there he will not get off no matter what. |
Beaureguard's Mom wrote: Jill -you're cracking me up! That is such a funny image!
Lol. The backwards humping or the running on the bed? I probably shouldn't mention that we were in our underwear but that somehow makes it funnier... |
| Actually both - and yes - that does make it funnier. |
ButtersStotch wrote: Lol. The backwards humping or the running on the bed? I probably shouldn't mention that we were in our underwear but that somehow makes it funnier...
Taken out of context, Jill, this doesn't sound very family friendly! |
| Lol. Uh, it wasn't. We were trying to get Clyde off the bed for a reason! Hey, it was Valentine's Day! |
| Hands on ears sing LALALALALA I can't hear you.
HAHAHA |
| Chel...I was going to do that ..then I thought..naaaa....but you read my mind exactly....
Gross Jill....lalalalalaal  |
| Ha! The doorbell trick! that brought back some memories!!!
When we needed to distract our first dog from anything, the doorbell was the way to do it! He was given a huge 6 foot basted dog bone as a present... I swear the dog "had a moment" when he saw it. Of course we couldn't try to take a rawhide from this dog -- resource guarding issue (ie he'd chew on me instead). So a ring on the doorbell and he couldn't control himself! Off to see who was at the door, then the almost immediate realization that he didn't have his bone anymore, but it was gone! He'd look for it for 3 or 4 minutes then give up. Our current boy is so gentle... a quick "Leave It!" and it's not touched anymore. A couple of "Leave Its" and he'll even dop something already in the front of his mouth. Such a good boy. |
| Jill, that is hilarious!
Annie once stopped dead while I was running after her. I went flying over her, skidded across the carpet, and bumped into the sliding glass door. That was the end of that play session. |
They move me, but I can´t move them if they dont wont to stay out of mt way!  |
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