Showing posts with label adoption. Show all posts
Showing posts with label adoption. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 8, 2011

Psychotic Pekingese

I think my Pekingese sees dead people.  

Without any warning, he will bark when nobody is there and there aren't any sounds.  

Because of this I have deducted that he sees ghosts and he isn't very happy when they are wandering around unannounced.  I'm not sure his bark is ferocious enough to scare them away but perhaps he feels like he should do something.  After all, this is his apartment and supernatural entities should respect that fact.  

Or maybe he's crazy and he hears voices.  Or barking.  Which he might understand better than voices.  

I hope he's not mentally unstable.  That would just suck.     


Does my dog look nuts to you?    Go ahead.  Tell me the truth.  

Friday, May 6, 2011

The new dog

It's official.  

The dog I recently adopted has several names.  I can't decide on just one.  It doesn't seem right to limit his nomenclature because he has so many different sides to his personality.  

For example, at 6 o'clock in the morning and he wants to be walked, he is known as It's-a-good-thing-you're-cute.  

When he has to stop at every freakin' bush to urinate, he is known as Grand Master P.  That's also his hip-hop name if he decides to go clubbin on a Saturday night.  

The name on his registration papers (if he had registration papers) is Beijing's Royal Star of Destiny III Protector of the Mighty Palace.  

And if he spills his food all over the place when he is eating, he is simply known as Dog.  

When I come home and he is so excited that he races around the apartment, crashes into walls and his eyes bug out, then he is known as Crazy Maniac Mutt.  The same name applies when I can't put on his leash because he is rolling around on the floor.  

The other day when he was barking and lunging at a senior citizen who could barely walk even with the aid of her cane, his name suddenly became Little Shit at least temporarily. 

But when he is lying on his back and wants to be snuggled and looks as cute as this ... 


then he is affectionately called CHAN.  

He is an amazing little dog and I'm blessed that he found his way into my life.