not all plain sailing!

[Tina, Dylan & Lucy]

I added a post recently to promote the benefits and joy of having a second doodle.

 

Now don't get me wrong, we still love our doodles to bits but jusy to add some balance, I thought I'd just fill you in on a few recent events.

 

Little Lucy (3 months) was very interested in our shopping bags when my hubby got back from the supermarket - as you would expect. She had a sniff through them and then trotted away.

 

All was quiet for a few minutes when I just had this nagging feeling that something was up and went off to find her hunkered down underneath the dining room table happily munching her way through a packet of fruit shortcakes! She had opened the packet and was furiously crunching away as if she knew she'd soon be caught!. Being a second doodle, I knew that what her tummy couldn't handle would probably reappear and without being too obvious here, all was corrected an hour later!

 

She and Dylan (2 years) do get along great but just now when I could hear rustling from downstairs, I came down to find that working as a team, she had jumped up at the kitchen bin, pressing her paws on the catch so the lid sprung up, which left him able to dip in and pull out whatever was at the top. Our empty packets etc were strewn around the kitchen. (I had seen her open the bin earlier so could see how this had happened!)

 

So, lovely as they are, and while they do play well and occupy each other, Beware! They can be double trouble too!

 

They are both asleep now. Lucy laying on her back underneath my desk chair -see pic (she likes it there) and Dylan stretched out on the landing. How could you now love 'em!

 

[Lisa, Daisy & Dexter]

Ha ha ha....great visual.

My daughters cat works with the two dogs...she sits on a table and knocks pens, food, or other items on to the floor for the pup....at Christmas she knocked each and every glittered pine cone on to the floor, the dogs had them chewed and spewed all over the house in the 4 hours she was gone.

Another lesson learned - NOTHING left ANYWHERE that you don't want the pets to have. LOL

[Jane, Rooney & Stuart]

Smart dogs!  These stories scare me of course - Rooney is going to be the goody two shoes and Stuarts got a bit of the devil going on.  I can just see all of trouble that they'll be getting into - then Rooney is going to look all innocent and be like "mom it was Stuart - really!"  Love the sleeping photo!

[Carol and Banjo]

ohhhh...sounds like a "Murphy/Guinness" mix to me : )

[Jane, Guinness and Murphy]

Believe it or not in our house, Guinness is the "sneaky" Dood....Murph is a big chicken and afraid to make his Mommy mad.  This sleeping picture is too funny....could she get any closer???

[Connie & Bocelli]

Talk about your tag-teaming!

[Jennifer,Chloe & Myla]

Double doodle trouble! I know exactly what you mean! There's more to come, so keep sharing!! LOL!

[Jennifer and Jack]

I love it, double trouble, partners in crime!!!

[Donna K & Quincy]

Getting into trouble can sure tire a little doodle out!

[Sue, Murphy and Bella ()*o*()]

Two will definitely keep you on your toes. I am hoping it settles down here in the next year as Bella turns one next month. They keep you laughing tho.

[Kaytlin and Cooper]

My kitten and Cooper work together - Lego gets the treats and then he and Cooper share them. I came home to a huge mess yesterday, where they pulled a big heavy book off the treat box, opened it and ate everything. Cooper had a very poorly tummy! But you cant help but love em!

[Sherri, Sophie, Winston, & Kitty]

oh my, that is too cute for words! My kitty hasn't quite figured out the benefits of cooperating with the doodle yet. :)

[Tina, Dylan & Lucy]

Yep - these two will certainly keep us busy!

 

Little Lucy just wants to be with, and do everything that Dylan does. She doesn't seem to realise she's only little.

But when she is finally tired, she's just instantly asleep wherever she might be or whatever she's doing.  It puzzles Dylan who usually is still on the go!