Wednesday, December 9, 2009

Sibling Rivalry

Can you find the owl?

If you have brothers or sisters, you’ll understand. My dog's life was turned upside town when she was introduced to two owls. She had to start sharing her things. Even her beds.


Shorty soon learned that the bedroom was the quietest and darkest place to nap during the day.


Short-eared owls often roost (sleep) in tufts of grass in the wild. The grass serves as great camouflage and probably a good break from the wind too. I never considered comfort to be important to wild animals, but I suppose a dog bed is like a bed of soft grass.

Even George thought the dog beds were great.


Well, where did that leave my dog?


I looked up from my computer one day to find my dog sitting in Shorty's carrying crate. All her bed's were being used, so it was time to take matter into her own hands (paws, hehe).


3 comments:

  1. Okay I'm sorry, but the look on your dog's face just cracks me up! What a patient, sweet pooch. The owls seem to take over everything, when they're not busy shredding tissue paper. LOVE the stories :). Thanks for making my day.

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