Southern hospitality and the Scottish Terrorist

[Linda and Murphy]

Its been a very long week here. We had 2 dog visitors and someone is severely lacking in southern hospitality.

 

First, my sister's female field spaniel spent the week with us. Casey is a little grumpy and Finn decided he was in love with her.  He spent every free minute trying to win her affection. It was exhausting. Her growl sounds like she's possessed. I don't know if there are exorcists for dogs, but we sure could have used one.

 

#2 DS and his girlfriend and her year old Mastiff came in Friday night (right after Casey the grump left). Hartley (the mastiff) had never been on a road trip before, much less a 7 hr trip. Hartley had never done stairs before. Hartley is extemely shy. We planned for Murphy and Hartley to meet outside in a neutral area. It took about 15 minutes, but all went well.

THEN we headed inside. Hartley first had to master the stairs, a struggle for the 120 lb boy. He finally made it upstairs and we headed inside. Finnegan (all 35 lbs of him) decided to attack Hartley before he made it in the door. Hartley was backing out and away from the mad dog and nearly fell down the stairs he had just managed to climb.  Hartley was terrified of Finn and it didn't get better. 

Finnegan's heritage has always been questionable, but watching him this weekend I am sure I know what a major part of it is :  SCOTTISH TERRORIST.

 

 

 

 

 

[F, Calla & Luca]

I agree with Joanne. Finnegan going after the mastiff is a funny image. But not for you, I'm sure.

[Donna K & Quincy]

Finn, that is no way to treat a guest. I have to admit it is kinda of funny from where I sit.

[Joanne ~ Spud*]

I know you are exhausted but this is funny. Probably because I am not there.