Farley here,
I heard Kristina and Mathew talking about getting another dog. Gasp!
What are they thinking?
Kristina dog sits other dogs. But when that happens, I’m forced to claim my place. Flint is trying to hustle in on my human, but really, he should sit on the floor.
I know Kristina loves me the most.
Yesterday, we went for a hike. I wore my boots like a good dog. What humans don’t understand about boots is I can’t get a grip on the snow.
I slip and slide all over the place.
We hit the golf course and traverse the signature hole called “Cliff Hanger.” Why is it called Cliff Hanger?…Cause it has a cliff between the tee and the putting green. Of course, it’s covered with snow now, so we can play on it.
I romp along the edge and lose traction. I slide over the edge, roll about 10 feet, and get stopped by a bush.
Every time I try to get back up the hill, I slide back into the bush. I keep trying but just can’t make it.
I know I’ll be ok when I see Kristina’s head appear. She’s calling me, but I can’t get to her.
She crawls down the slop and works her way to me. She sinks in the snow, so her progress is slow. When she reaches me, she grabs my harness and pulls.
I still can’t get a grip, and I’m struggling too hard for her to get my boots off.
She hauls me to her high side on the cliff and rests me her hip. She won’t let go. We struggle our way sideways across the slope – there is no going up – until we reach a spot that’s not too steep. She wraps her arms around me, heaves me upward, and crawls behind me.
I slide into her, but her body stops me from going down again. She pushed me up a few inches and crawls behind me. Eventually we make it to the top.
Snow covers her pants and winter coat. There’s even snow in her hair. She lays panting beside me, and I lick her cheek. We made it!
So this is how I know she loves me. Now why would she need another dog? I don’t like to share. Please tell her she can dog sit, but no permanent visits.
Woof Woof
Oh Farley, I am sure Kristina has so much love in her heart that there is plenty to share. And you might like having a friend to live with you all the time. (Gibbs is shaking his head. He is saying, “WHAT? Another dog…no way.”
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I’m with Gibbs. One dog in the house is perfect.
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Hang in there, Farley. Our goldendoodle, Zoey, was recently joined by her half-sister, Mollie Belle. They love playing together, but are having territorial issues over food bowls and our bed. 🙂
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Bed?? You mean another dog might want in my bed. I don’t mind sharing food, but not the bed…
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Oops. Well, now you know who wears the pants in my family! 😉
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I am sure dogs are like children, the more you have the more your heart grows.
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I like Kristina’s heart to be all mine, but I’ll think about it.
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Farley, give another dog a chance. You might end up being besties, and I’m positive Kristina will love you just as much as she does now.
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Kristina is pretty good about giving me more attention than other dogs, so this could be true.
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I wasn’t altogether happy when Annabelle started fostering other hounds, especially when the last one – Pearl – ended up staying for good! But I’ve got used to her now, and she does have her good points. Millie xx
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Pearl sounds really nice, and if Kristina found someone as nice as her, I might be ok with it.
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