Though he be but little, he is fierce (bonus points to anyone who can tell me where that adapted quotation comes from). Mr. N and Sage have a stare down battle over a stick. Guess who wins?
It doesn't matter how big the stick. Mr. N still snatches it and runs away. In this case, he almost whacked Sage in the head with it. He never steals anyone else's toys but he and Sage play this long convoluted game where Sage fetches the stick and drops it at the shoreline when Mr. N gives her a look and then runs away with it. We then have to play tug to get it back to throw it for Sage and the cycle begins anew.
We also have two giveaways going on for a Solvit Travel Organizer Kit and a bottle of Rejeneril supplement. Both end this week!
We sometimes play with big sticks. Mom keeps a close watch as we like to whack each other and humans with it by accident. So far no injuries, but it could happen.
ReplyDeleteIt's definitely a hazard for sure!
DeleteThe dynamics of dog play are always fascinating.
ReplyDeleteI'm such a good friend ☺️
ReplyDeleteYes, you are, Sage!
DeleteMr. N and Chewy have those long legs in common, for sure. Chewy runs circles around Gadget, who has stubby legs. And look at Sage, all pretty and sassy!
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Those long legs come in handy!
DeleteThe look on Sage's face is so cute. They seem to have a blast playing together!
ReplyDeleteTenacious, eh Mr N!!! ;)
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Hehehe you have a big heart don't ya,xx SPeedy
ReplyDeleteThat stick is about triple your size Mr.N!
ReplyDeleteHe likes to chew on logs too.
DeleteThat is so sweet how they play together and great pictures. I've always preferred to play with big dogs because I can outrun them with my short legs. Love Dolly
ReplyDeleteSmooth moves, Mr. N. The stick is an awesome prize.
ReplyDeleteLove and licks,
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Mr. N. you are one bedded little terrier! You go dude. Harley and Jax gave you a shout out on their blog post today. Check it out.
ReplyDeleteWe will. Thanks for the shout out!
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ReplyDeleteYou GO Mr. N! Rescue that stick for Goose!
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I know the quote's adapted from Shakespeare, but I'm guilty of cliff-noting most of the plays, so I can't remember which one!
ReplyDeleteAnd I will never get enough pictures of Mr. N and Sage playing together. Their friendship just makes me smile.
*gasp. And you teach English lol! They are such bros even though Sage is a girl.
DeleteA Midsummer's Night Dream!
ReplyDeleteGood job, Whitley!
DeleteMr. N you are fierce and cute!
ReplyDeleteIt's William Shakespeare. ;-)
ReplyDeleteWe have a little(r) fierce one here, too!
Mr N must have good conformation which allows him to move efficiently and to cover more ground with less strides. :)
ReplyDeleteI guess so? Definitely wasn't planned! He probably comes from atrocious breeding.
DeleteMr. N. sure does have crazy-long legs on that little, fierce body of his! :)
ReplyDeleteI knew that quote sounded familiar, but wasn't sure - I see someone knew the answer!
He is ridiculously tall. If he was a half-inch taller, he'd have to run with the big dogs lure coursing!
DeleteMr. N. is a true terrier with a huge heart! I love seeing him carry that big stick around!
ReplyDeleteDefinitely all terrier. There have been sticks that just about outweigh him and he somehow manages to drag them.
DeleteIsn't it funny how the little ones don't seem to know their size? Sinead the 8-pound Boston terrier wins against Liam the 24-pound pug in every single game they play. I love it!
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There's something about small dogs. I always say they try to make up for their size by having big attitudes...that's our little beagle Cricket. The two big dogs will always back down from her.
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