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Oblivious Rascal

Sunday, December 03, 2006

Rebel's a lucky kid whose owner happens hates the leash as much as he does. He runs about with her free-spiritedly, unlike most considerate owners and their leashed-up dogs. And that bastard, he sure knows how to use his luxury to his advantage.



About 20 minutes ago, Rebel met Brownie, this 3-year-old Shih Tzu during his walk. I promise you it was deliberate; Rebel taunted and teased, and provoked Brownie into a dog chase with him. It could've been ohsocute, except that Rebel stupidly got Brownie running around my legs... the leash naturally tighten my flesh, causing me instant rope burns. And yes, I did the whole cartoon-like fall like a horse being caught by a Western County sheriff.



And of course, Rebel was oblivious to the pain he caused me. He had fun showing Brownie who's boss and that's all that bloody matters to him.




Ouch.

This entry was posted on Sunday, December 03, 2006 at 5:12 PM. You can skip to the end and leave a response.

  1. Blogger Tiffany L said:
    9:46 AM  

    brownie has a brontosaurus neck.

    ouch, that must've hurt. did rascally rebel get punished for that?

  1. Blogger Pat Law said:
    11:02 PM  

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  1. Blogger Pat Law said:
    11:14 PM  

    Well technically no. All he had was a "GO HOME!" command that thundered across the entire neighbourhood. He got the hint from my voice that I wasn't pleased, and stopped playing "police & thief" immediately. I decided not to hit him when he readily started walking back the same route home without me leading the way.

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