Life in north east England (yes, we've moved!) with an eccentric Welshman and a small white dog that thinks he's a Rottweiler.
What a nice clean boy!
On Sunday, Jenny seemed to be in super-cleaning mode. She made Keith tidy his computer desk and did lots of hoovering, dusting and washing. I was getting dizzy just watching her, but then, THEN, she started on me.
First of all I thought I heard her use the 'b' word, yes, that;s right, BATH, but I hoped I had heard wrong. After all, I do get things wrong sometimes, like when I think she has said 'Rush out through the door and look for a cat to chase' when in fact, she has said 'Stay'. Unfortunately, this time, I was right and the next thing I knew, I had been enticed upstairs and plonked in the bath with the shower cascading the wet stuff all over me. The indignity! And to make matters worse, she used this smelly shampoo stuff, to get me clean, she said. This was followed by a good towelling and a bit of a blow from the hairdryer before I was allowed downstairs again.
Doesn't she realise that we terriers just don't 'do' clean and sweet-smelling?
"What a nice clean boy," she said, to add insult to injury!
Well when we're out for our walks this week, the first dog to smirk about me smelling like a bunch of flowers is going to get a good thumping!
And that goes double for cats and squirrels!
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Poor chap - the indignity of it.
Lucy
Knowing my old terriers, they would have gone straight out in the fields and got some more interesting scents on them than shampoo xx
Lucy, you know him so well! ;)
Sage, that's why I made sure the doors were closed and he was not allowed out for a couple of hours at least. :)
You see Jenny. What you don't seem to understand is that all canines have highly tuned senses of smell and the various odours they create are all significant territorially and in mating terms. Without those signal smells dogs can become confused or disoriented. If you want a sweet smelling pet may I suggest a perfumed cuddly toy instead of Paddy?
Thanks for that, YP! ;)
Eh? How did you guess it was me? You're like Miss Marple!
Couldn't you compare me to someone a bit younger and more up to date, YP?
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