Designer Dog Blog for gusmi

Sorry about Scruffy's nose but he shouldn't have been in my backyard without checking with me first...What do you expect me to do when I come out my doggie door and find a scraggly big animal starring at me  with that stupid cock eyed grin?  The nerve of him!  Sure seemed to upset daddy as he made me stop eating his nose.  Just trying to protect my territory!

 

 Everyday I run out my door and bark with the sheer joy of living in the mountains.  Texas was hot and I enjoyed my walks but I would get so sweaty.  I loved to swim in the bayou but my mommy kept yelling about snakes and gators.  Here the water flows from a secret place called a cave and is clean (98% whatever that means)  and I jump in (not too clean after that I guess, I do pee in the stream sometimes) and drink the water while my little brother Ziggy gets up the courage to put a paw in (He is such a little scaredy cat...eeks! bad wording , he is cat intensive but don't know what he'd do if a cat stopped and waited for him.  He hides under the shed and the table when I chase him ..I love him but he has to accept his place! I did worry when we thought he was lost, but don't tell him!)

 

 My parents  call me a DIVA, not sure what that is, but they especially call be that and smile when I take my own sweet time to come when they call and when I stretch out on my couch cradled by the pillows.  My favorite place is in my backyard as the sun goes down.  I am queen of my domain.

Eeks!  Freya (all 70 pounds of 9 year old Rottweiller)  jumped and cleared air over a seven foot wide deck! A black kitten invaded her yard and was making her home under the shed.  Ziggy was frantically patrolling the perimeter to keep all other invaders out and Freya squeezed under the shed, snarling. A black streak screamed out of a small crack followed by an intense Freya. Two blurs headed toward the fence and the smaller one barely escaped under a three inch space under the door.  Ziggy caught up and both dogs flew, barely touching the earth, around the fence warning all cat intruders to beware.  Really doubt the kittens return but the dogs are taking no chances.  All in the space of a minute!