Farley here,
My Friend For Life (FFL) is here. Finn arrived yesterday and is staying for two weeks. He’s an Icelandic sheepdog.
Now Kristina told me when you have a guest you have to be nice to them. So… I gave Finn my bed.
But then where will I sleep?
Not to worry, I found a place.
Although I’m not sure how Kristina feels about it. She has some rule about no animals on the furniture. Well, I just said. “If I had to be nice and give up my bed, she should be nice and give up the couch.
How could she argue that one?
Woof Woof
Creative Story Editors 
Farley, it’s Pharaoh here. I grabbed my Dad’s PC when he wasn’t looking. Anyway, this business about dogs not allowed on the furniture! Rubbish! Indeed, I know there was a recent post over on my Dad’s blog that explained all about rules for dogs. Sneak it under your Mum as soon as you can – the link is here: http://learningfromdogs.com/2015/01/31/dogs-rule/
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Wow, I would never grab Kristina’s computer. I do put my chin on her keyboard to help her type.
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You are a wise dog. That is the way I would have it work here
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You’re smart too!
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Aww, what a sweet dog to share, and smart to boot!
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Thanks for saying I’m sweet to share 🙂
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Being a sheepdog in Iceland can’t be the easiest of life choices. No wonder he looks so cosy on your nice warm cushion! I should stop short of offering him sheep, though. They won’t understand.
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I think you are right. No sheep here. Finn has it pretty easy here. This morning we hiked him until he needed another nap. Crazy dog.
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You are such a sweet dog to give up your bed, Farley. Of course Kristina can’t argue with your sound logic about the sofa.
Although, if she objects too much, you could always suggest she purchase a guest bed for your FFL!
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That’s the funny thing. He brought his own bed but likes mine better. Kristina likes to think she’s tough, but I saw her snuggle with Finn this morning so he wasn’t missing his humans.
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