Look what I found!

The simple joys of life.

Mishka can sometimes pickup such large sticks that she runs into things with it hanging out either side of her mouth.

I think they do this to make us laugh.

Any attention is love for our pooches.

 

Er, do you mean you found that picture somewhere or do you mean the little doggie was saying 'Look what I have found'? My dogs are not very good at showing me what they have found. If Candy goes smell-hunting in the open field, then she would be so engrossed following up on each scent that it's very often a battle to get her to go home.

 

This is a very big stick, lucky dog My Homer loves big sticks, the bigger, the better. And he is the happiest when his stick is bigger than him He would never get into the water from his own will though

 

Sounds like Homer is a very ambitious kind of dog.So what does he do with a stick bigger than him? Does he just sit on it? I remember Chao-Chao, my Shih Tzu, and those bones that were too big for him to finish at one go. He would put the bones near him and just guard them. Woe befall anyone who dares to touch his bones.

 

Homer does the same thing: he tries to drag his stick to his bed and if he succees, the bed becomes a strictly restricted area. Whoever gets closer is in danger Although if I'm not trying to steal the stick, he is dissapointed... he likes to fight over it - as long as he is winning of course so I need to pretend that he is way stronger than me

 

That dog was obviously determine to get that stick, lol. The poor thing is soaking wet, but knowing dogs fascination with sticks for the dog it was worth it. Thank you for sharing this photograph.

 

Talk about fetching sticks.
I had to laugh yesterday when Mishka's furry tail picked up a stick and she was dragging it around without really caring about it. I put a foot on it and it came away. She's off to the dog groomers tomorrow for a short back and sides.

 

That's a cute photo. The dog looks proud of its prize.

Misha is not interested in sticks. When she was a puppy, I thought it would be fun to throw sticks and have her chase them. She would nibble on the ends. It was a fun game until she was throwing up bits of stick at 3 am in the morning. I decided that was perhaps not the best game for her! She was a very small pup (less than 2 lbs when I got her at 8 weeks old). It was probably too much "food" added to her diet.

Argon, that would have been hilarious! If that was Misha, she probably would have become terrified of the stick attached to her tail. LOL

 

The photo was cute.
That dog seems to enjoy picking woods or sticks and maybe it will be more fun for the dog if someone would throw that away again and again.

 

Oh, definitely. And it would probably be the best if somebody was pretending that he wants to steal the stick . At least my Homer loves to fight over his toys. He is such a little fighter

 

That's a great photo!

 

Sounds fun! It was like tug of war with the stick.

 

Yes, it's great fun . Today, we fought over two cones. When Homer has one, I'm rolling the other one and then he isn't interested in his cone anymore, he wants mine so we switch...and everything repeats over and over

 

It seems dogs enjoy wanting what you have. I have several Frisbees and throw them out to Mishka. She can never decide which is the best one until I go to retrieve one of them. That's the one she decides must be it.

 

And it's like this not only with toys - it's the same with food . When Homer notices that I eat something, he instantly wants to eat it too - even if it's a banana which he usually doesn't like. When I eat it, it becomes the most wanted. Oh, and he always wants to sit where I sit

 

Boy you have certainly have a friend. You must be so close he thinks you are his sibling.

 

No, I'm pretty sure he thinks I'm his slave . But it's okay, I know it's me who makes decisions . And he is so cute when he is so lordly