Nopup would have believed in the early hours of this morning that there were going to be these weird Domes of Doom in the park! I barked at them.
They slowly grew and grew, larger and larger... Ulla! Ulla! they screamed. Or maybe it was a loud hissing noise, I forget. I continued to bark at them.
Anyway, then they puffed right up, and flew away, just like that! Because I barked at them!
I protected the earth from the evil Domes of Doom! It was me! Just so you know.
I also regularly protect my neighbourhood from horse-and-carriages - when they come by I bark at them and then they leave, completely intimidated by my fierceness. I've had 100% success rate at chasing them away, so far!
PS I'd like to apologise for the appalling quality of the photos - my human claims there isn't enough space in my treat pouch to fit in a real camera with her morning banana, so she has to use her stoopid phone camera which is not nearly the quality I require to enhance my scintillating narrative. And she never gives me any of the banana. Well, she gives me the last little end bit, but it's not enough, it's just not enough!
Thursday, February 24, 2011
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
Whacky Wednesday
Hi everyone
Sorry I haven't blogged for a while - I blame my lazy human!
Anyway, I wanted to show you a picture of my new friend Indie. She's a rescue dog, and she's the same age as her sister Phoebe, who's a miniature Schnauzer just like me! I don't have a picture of Phoebe, because my human is really slow with dragging her phone out of her pocket and getting the camera bit to work.
But she did get this picture of Indie, who has the most amazingly long tongue, and even Indie's human's not sure how she fits it all into her mouth! But I know how she manages... she doesn't keep it in her mouth at all, she lets it hang out all the time!
Sorry I haven't blogged for a while - I blame my lazy human!
Anyway, I wanted to show you a picture of my new friend Indie. She's a rescue dog, and she's the same age as her sister Phoebe, who's a miniature Schnauzer just like me! I don't have a picture of Phoebe, because my human is really slow with dragging her phone out of her pocket and getting the camera bit to work.
But she did get this picture of Indie, who has the most amazingly long tongue, and even Indie's human's not sure how she fits it all into her mouth! But I know how she manages... she doesn't keep it in her mouth at all, she lets it hang out all the time!
Tuesday, January 11, 2011
Water, water, all around - the Queensland RSPCA Flood Crisis Appeal
Hello everypup
Last year finished very sadly, and I was hoping to start this year on a happy note, but a sad thing is happening to lots of pups and kitties in Queensland right now, and I wanted to let you know about it.
You may have seen reports about the flooding happening in Queensland right now, on the interwebs or the noisy box. A lot of it is happening in the area I drove through with my human on our road trip last year.
In some places the floods are happening so fast that the humans don't have time to move their livestock to somewhere safe, and often the humans have to be evacuated by helicopter. When that happens, they can't take their pets with them, because there's not enough room. There's a news report about it here. It's from a few days ago, before all the new flooding started, so the situation is much worse now.
The RSPCA in Queensland is working very hard to try to make as many pets, livestock and wildlife as safe as they can. But they desperately need donations to keep going, and hopefully be able to reunite lots of pups and kitties with their humans after the disaster is over.
I've asked my human to make a donation, and if anypup on the interwebs wants to make a donation as well, you can do it via the RSPCA website.
PS - Some pups have asked about my puppy relatives in Queensland - well, my cousins Heidi and Lexi, in the Sunshine Coast, are ok for the time being, and my cousin Muffin, who moved Brisbane last year, is safe at home - her human can't get to work because of the flooding, but they live high enough that they should be ok.
Last year finished very sadly, and I was hoping to start this year on a happy note, but a sad thing is happening to lots of pups and kitties in Queensland right now, and I wanted to let you know about it.
You may have seen reports about the flooding happening in Queensland right now, on the interwebs or the noisy box. A lot of it is happening in the area I drove through with my human on our road trip last year.
In some places the floods are happening so fast that the humans don't have time to move their livestock to somewhere safe, and often the humans have to be evacuated by helicopter. When that happens, they can't take their pets with them, because there's not enough room. There's a news report about it here. It's from a few days ago, before all the new flooding started, so the situation is much worse now.
The RSPCA in Queensland is working very hard to try to make as many pets, livestock and wildlife as safe as they can. But they desperately need donations to keep going, and hopefully be able to reunite lots of pups and kitties with their humans after the disaster is over.
I've asked my human to make a donation, and if anypup on the interwebs wants to make a donation as well, you can do it via the RSPCA website.
PS - Some pups have asked about my puppy relatives in Queensland - well, my cousins Heidi and Lexi, in the Sunshine Coast, are ok for the time being, and my cousin Muffin, who moved Brisbane last year, is safe at home - her human can't get to work because of the flooding, but they live high enough that they should be ok.
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