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I Can't See You----so that means I'm hiding
Yesterday little Maggie was chasing around the yard and randomly dropping down on her belly---laying as flat as she could in the grass just tall enough to reach her "eyebrows".
She would raise her head just a smidge to look around the yard and see who might be tracking her.
I just had the sense that she felt invisible when she pressed her head down and her eyes dropped into the tall grass.
It reminded me of our golden retriever Bonnie. She was a big girl. Even if she weren't a low energy gal who loved to eat, she still would have been a big girl. Her father was the bigest golden I had ever seen. He was over 100 lbs.
We used to joke we could use Bonnie as a coffee table if we ever needed one in a pinch.
But if her feelings were hurt (from being compared to furniture, perhaps)....or she was in trouble.....or she justed wanted some time to herself.....she would go to the corner of the room and plop down with her nose buried in the corner. She would hide there where nobody could see her-----all 70 lbs of her-----until she was once again ready to face the world..
It must be so much easier for Maggie---she only needs to conceal 12-1/2 lbs behind those blades of grass..
She would raise her head just a smidge to look around the yard and see who might be tracking her.
I just had the sense that she felt invisible when she pressed her head down and her eyes dropped into the tall grass.
It reminded me of our golden retriever Bonnie. She was a big girl. Even if she weren't a low energy gal who loved to eat, she still would have been a big girl. Her father was the bigest golden I had ever seen. He was over 100 lbs.
We used to joke we could use Bonnie as a coffee table if we ever needed one in a pinch.
But if her feelings were hurt (from being compared to furniture, perhaps)....or she was in trouble.....or she justed wanted some time to herself.....she would go to the corner of the room and plop down with her nose buried in the corner. She would hide there where nobody could see her-----all 70 lbs of her-----until she was once again ready to face the world..
It must be so much easier for Maggie---she only needs to conceal 12-1/2 lbs behind those blades of grass..
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Comment by Kai Doodle (Kathy & Keith) on June 17, 2009 at 3:03pm
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very cute!
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Comment by LuvMyAbby&Kaela on June 17, 2009 at 2:45pm
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LOL!
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Comment by Nancy, Ned, Clancy, and Charlie on June 17, 2009 at 2:05pm
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I enjoyed reading this. It reminded me of the times Ned sticks his head under the bed skirt and thinks he is hidden from view! Aren't dogs entertaining?
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Comment by Leslie and Halas on June 17, 2009 at 12:55pm
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Cute! I love your posts.
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Comment by Linda,Yankee & Finn on June 17, 2009 at 8:35am
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Yankee does that in plain sight. He lays flat on the ground and waits for his doggie friend to approach and then pounces. He thinks Charley doesn't see him coming.
Very cute!
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Comment by Janie on June 17, 2009 at 6:39am
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I think it must be a doodle thing. Enjoyed reading your post.
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Comment by fergie11 on June 17, 2009 at 3:49am
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That's all so cute. When we go for walks on the county trail, Fergie does that all the time. She lays as flat as she can and the when you get there she pounces out at you as if you couldn't see her there. It's one of my favorite things to do with my doodles.
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