They may act dumb but these dogs can spell

 

     After dinner tonight I asked Dear Hubby, “Do you want some I  c  e   c  r  e  a  m?”

     “Ice cream?”  Gavin ran to sit in front of the counter.  “Hey sis, she said ice cream!”

     “For real?”  Patty woke up from her nap on the couch and joined him at my feet.  “Oh, boy!”

     “No one’s getting anything if you two don’t move and let me dish it up.”  I pushed the two sixty pound door stops out of my way.  They started to boogie and bark.

     I dished up our ice cream and put a small scoop in each of the dog’s dishes.  Then I waded through what seemed like a dozen dogs.  Two excited Bull Terriers can magically multiply their number.

     Gavin and Patty danced around the kitchen.  “We’re getting ice cream, we’re getting ice cream!”

     I took DH his bowl dodging the two fur balls of energy on my way.

     “Us!  Us!  Give it to us!”

     “Wait your turn.”

     Two noses poked DH’s bare legs.

     “Yow!  Give them theirs so they get these cold noses away from my legs.”

     I went back to the kitchen and rattled their dishes.  Two rockets hit warp speed.  Patty sat in front of her dish holder her tail wagged furiously. 

     Gavin stood in front of his, looked at me, and barked.  “Now?”

     I gave them their treats, picked up my bowl, and went to sit in my chair.  I hadn’t taken two bites when one cold nose hit my elbow and another one nudged my foot. 

     “You had yours.  This is MINE.”

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Posted on June 10, 2009, in Dog related, My blog and tagged , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , . Bookmark the permalink. 6 Comments.

  1. ROTFL, I feel as though I had been there too. Boomer the great held the world record for understanding that we were going out for pizza. One or two repetitions and he had down not only the word “pizza” but also spelled out, the name of the restaurant, the name of the street, the word pepperoni in any form, and the name of the cook who always managed to find a plateful of meat that had “fallen on the floor” to supplement his slice of pepperoni.

    We finally resorted to saying things like ‘are you interested in a spare tire for dinner?’

  2. Woodrow, Sweetie & MJ's avatar Woodrow, Sweetie & MJ

    it is amazing how smart these door stops can be – funny i call them the same thing – all of mine understand sign language

    woodrow sweetie mj

  3. How funny! but sometimes I think they are too smart for OUR own good. HA

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