Comments on: Clown Dog http://snuzzy.com/clown-dog/ Where cute and fuzzy collide Tue, 16 Mar 2010 12:14:02 -0800 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Christine http://snuzzy.com/clown-dog/comment-page-1/#comment-6015 Christine Tue, 22 Sep 2009 08:58:35 +0000 http://snuzzy.com/?p=6550#comment-6015 The Mysterious Orient. That pup was on a loose leash. He could have hopped off, but did not. My two Afghan Hounds refuse to do things if they are not in the mood. My older dog will plant her front feet like steel girders, refuse to budge and roll her eyes up at me. I think that dog's skill is amazing and the pup's look at the end was soulful hound eyes saying, "OK, now the cookie?" I've taught my Afghans many tricks that they are very proud to perform with big smiles on their chops and sparkling eyes. The Mysterious Orient. That pup was on a loose leash. He could have hopped off, but did not. My two Afghan Hounds refuse to do things if they are not in the mood. My older dog will plant her front feet like steel girders, refuse to budge and roll her eyes up at me. I think that dog’s skill is amazing and the pup’s look at the end was soulful hound eyes saying, “OK, now the cookie?” I’ve taught my Afghans many tricks that they are very proud to perform with big smiles on their chops and sparkling eyes.

]]> By: Twinkle http://snuzzy.com/clown-dog/comment-page-1/#comment-6014 Twinkle Tue, 22 Sep 2009 07:49:45 +0000 http://snuzzy.com/?p=6550#comment-6014 Oh my! This outing looks more like an ordeal for the darling doggie than a casual 'walkies'. I bet the cutey pie is completely exhausted after one of his 'ball walks' and wishes s/he'd never made know his particular ball skills. The dog's look to the owner at the end of the 'ball ordeal' suggested to me that the dog was trying to communicate "ok, that's done with for now ... just forget I can do the ball thing". Nevertheless, it made me smile. Love this website! Oh my! This outing looks more like an ordeal for the darling doggie than a casual ‘walkies’. I bet the cutey pie is completely exhausted after one of his ‘ball walks’ and wishes s/he’d never made know his particular ball skills.

The dog’s look to the owner at the end of the ‘ball ordeal’ suggested to me that the dog was trying to communicate “ok, that’s done with for now … just forget I can do the ball thing”.

Nevertheless, it made me smile.

Love this website!

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