That is until Mr. N decided he had enough of sharing and dragged the stick away. Sage will take back the stick when Mr.N gets tired of it. Until he steals it back again.
Do your dogs play games with their friends?
11 September 2015
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Love seeing these two together, they are such good friends and such a Mutt & Jeff team.
ReplyDeleteI love this picture! Barley's idea of a dog friend is one who completely ignores her existence (like my parents' sweet, wonderful dog), so she prefers to snuggle on the couch with her friends instead of playing with them. Sometimes playing with them gets her too excited and she forgets how to be nice.
ReplyDeleteHaha. She would HATE Mr. N. He's really bouncy and ready to play and filled with all the energy.
DeleteLOL well at least he shared it for a bit. Brown dawgs would just pull until one of them got it.
ReplyDeleteThose two are so cute together. A real odd couple.
ReplyDeleteSharing! Very cute!
ReplyDeleteCute, that is a big stick for a little pup! :)
ReplyDeleteIt was massive!
DeleteWe have the antler wars in our house. They go just like your stick story above. Sometimes I find a real nice stick. I flaunt it, but then Bailie steals it from me and eventually drops it somewhere. Seems we all lose interest in time.
ReplyDelete"Sharing is caring...." or not. LOL!
ReplyDeleteEarl and Ethel don't like sticks, but they do like tugging on raggy tugs!
ReplyDeleteHaha. Jada and Bailey play together kind of in the same way. :)
ReplyDeleteI love seeing them together - they remind me of my awesome duo I grew up :) I miss having two doggies in the household - it is more work but when you get two that get along it's just amazing watching them play.
ReplyDeleteIt's awesome because Mr. N gets to hang out with his bestie and I only have the upkeep and maintenance of one dog!
DeleteThat looks like a fun game! It is great to see Mr. N with his friends. He is a very social sort of guy! It is adorable how he keeps up with dogs that are twice his size.
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Haha. I think actually Sage is almost seven times his size! He bosses her around shamelessly though.
DeleteMissy & Buzz have their very own chasing-one-another ritual after our morning walks ~ it's adorable to see and comes with quite a few sound effects ;-)
ReplyDeleteOur cats have their own playtime rituals!
ReplyDeleteDa force is strong wif deez two! Haa haa haa! Such cuties - I lub dis type of fun, thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteLove the Odd Couple. Kilo hates sharing or even seeing other dogs although he shared water and treats with Nemo the Chi last week- I was amazed. There's hope.
ReplyDeleteThat sounds like a cute and entertaining game to watch. Carmine likes to chase Milita around the house, but she's not always so into it (they are both cats).
ReplyDeleteHee hee, those two are so cute! Yes, ours will play games together. Usually chase and tug-of-war. :-)
ReplyDeleteOur dogs play games with each other, and I can never figure out the rules. LOL
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Our dogs play keep away all the time with their dog toys. It's a riot to watch them!
ReplyDeleteI'm our afraid our dogs don't share toys. Theo either has it or no one does.
ReplyDeleteI love it when Truffle decide to play together. however, they're usually arguing over who gets to sleep on the recliner.
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