Bad Doods

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Comment by Taylor & Huff on October 2, 2010 at 2:09pm

I actually feed my dood bread at times but only a little.

Comment by Suzann, Rosey & Bandit on September 7, 2010 at 7:13pm

Callie, I bet you are glad that bad dood is out of your house:) Just think how good he made you look!! Tell your mom you deserve a new toy for all that puppy sitting you had to do!! I have to watch my baby brother everyday and what a pain he can be! xo - Rosey

Comment by shelly on September 7, 2010 at 12:39pm

LOL Run, Einstein, Run!/i>/b>

Comment by Frannie & Callie on September 7, 2010 at 9:33am

Happy Tuesday bad doods! Callie here to let you know that we survived the weekend with Einstein. Mom said that she was launching "operation wear that puppy's furry tush out" and that's just what she did. Einstein still peed in the house twice, but nothing else got destroyed. Here are some pictures of us at the park, having fun so we will stop being bad!

Einstein - as dirty as can be!

Einstein making Louie chase her!

Tori - I totally understand your bread habit. It's just SO delicious. My mom says grains upset my tummy though so there's always a price to pay if I get something that yummy. Paper is soooo good too! Especially paper towels. Or tissues that have been used. Those are the best!

Comment by shelly on September 5, 2010 at 11:28am

Take it from me... giving up paper is a hard addiction to kick... I'm still trying! But it's not as bad as my bread habit!

Comment by shelly on September 5, 2010 at 10:11am

Ooooo Callie...You're right! THAT was BAD! My mom does stuff like that too... she forgets that there's still a little bit of puppy left in me and leaves things in my reach that I just can't resist... like the other day, she left the bread on the counter. I can NOT resist bread. Mom says that's the "Italian in me" whatever that means 'cause I'm from Canada and I'm half Australian (shepherd)... so not sure where that It-alian comes from. But I just couldn't help myself! The TEMPTATION was calling my name like this...."Toooorrri, Tooooorrri!" - so I jumped right up, probably my highest jump ever and snatched the bag. I DID untwist the twisty thing and leave that on the floor (I'm smarter than to eat that now). Guess that was the first hint to mom when she came home and saw that on the floor. At first she tried to blame my human brother, but then realized she did it... I don't know what made me feel worse... the eight slices of bread sitting in my stomach, or listening to how my mom yelled at herself. After she was done beating herself up... she told me she hopes the "bread goes straight to my hips"... I'm just hoping it goes out my uhem... butt! Wish I had a big sister like YOU to advise me when I get the urge to do something I shouldn't. Keep up the good work, Callie!

Comment by Frannie & Callie on September 5, 2010 at 9:10am

Hi guys - you were right...I look like an ANGEL to my mom right now! All mom can say is that Einstein is lucky that she's so cute! Friday night mom went to the movies with some friends. I heard her on the phone talking to Louie's mom, about how she was going to just lean Einstein out of her crate because she felt sooo guilty about having her crated that much during the day. After all, she said, Einsteins folks don't crate her at all any more. BIG MISTAKE. HUGE. Mom thought she did a good job "puppy proofing" but at the last minute she wanted to add something to one of her silly lists and she left the pen on the coffee table. Bad idea Mom!!! Louie and his mom came over and the humans went to the movies and we played and played. Then I guess Einstein started missing her folks and and wanted to write them a letter, because she took the pen off the coffe table, chewed it until ink was flowing, and then wrote all over the floors, tiles at the entryway, and all over the area rug. Mom was remarkably calm when she got home. I gave her a very intense look to let her know that I, the alpha dog, TOLD Einstein to leave the pen alone, but she didn't listen. Mom said it was her own fault and that she won't let guilt get the better of her again. Thanks for listening! Hope I didn't make too many spelling or grammar errors - this was a lot for a dood to type! Callie

Comment by Karen, Jasper and Jackdoodle on September 3, 2010 at 1:39pm

Callie, tell your mom thanks for the laugh. She'll know what I mean.

Comment by Allyson, Peri & Taquito on September 3, 2010 at 1:26pm

Doods, even though I am bad, guess what? Mom was walking me a few weeks ago and two girls asked her about me - I was goin' nuts and really wanted their affection. Mom told me to "sit" and I finally did. Anywhooo they said their neighbor has a labradoodle (I know that's related to me) and that he was out of control. Then they said that I was sooo good. My mom laughed and said "when she wants to be". What the dood I am always GOOD. And tonight I feel a zoomie comin' on. Mom and dad used to get a little mad when I did that but now I don't do it so often cuz I am older - when I do, they laugh and laugh and laugh and I L.O.V.E. the attention. Toodles.
LadyP

Comment by Jane, Guinness and Murphy on September 3, 2010 at 1:18pm

Hi Callie. My Mom just told us the story about Einstein. Actually she only told me, because Murphy is having zoomies all over the house right now. Things are flying, because he's jumping on and off the bed and the couch. Those pillows are all over the floor. Anyway, it's good that Einstein did this, because now your Mom knows how good YOU are. She'll be sending that guy "packing" and you'll get all the praise and rewards. Our Moms appreciate us so much more when there's a really Bad dog around. Your buddy, Guinness.

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