mmmm... My sister has no issues with that apparently... The doorbell rings and she jumps to get it... wierd thing is though, only one or two of our neighbors actually uses the doorbell. Most of them just try to open the door first. Which is freaky because if I'm asleep and my mom leaves the door unlocked and goes off to her bedroom *at the other end of the house* and leaves the door unlocked, I really don't want to be woken by the sound of someone goiing "Hello, is anyone home?" But thats just me. And the worst part is, we don't know our neighbors well enough to warrant just walking in...
ahh!! i hate those people! and it always seems like the creepy ones come when you're all decked out in pajamas and are nasty and completely unpresentable and then they never ever leave!
I understand Naomi! But now with an overly excitable (not to mention, large,) poodle, I am able to pull off the vicious dog thing. It works quite well when he is pulling against his collar to greet the person while barking the roof down.
Creepster: Hello! Are your parents home? (Cole pulls against collar while still barking, straining to sniff Creepster's crotch) Me: I'm sorry, Cole! Stop, honey, be nice. What have we taught you about not trying to bite people's privates? Creepster: Uhh, I'll try another time. Me: You do that (Closes door and Cole jumps up onto door, causing it to thud). Cole: Bark bark, barkity bark bark hooowl!!
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Creepster: Hello! Are your parents home?
(Cole pulls against collar while still barking, straining to sniff Creepster's crotch)
Me: I'm sorry, Cole! Stop, honey, be nice. What have we taught you about not trying to bite people's privates?
Creepster: Uhh, I'll try another time.
Me: You do that (Closes door and Cole jumps up onto door, causing it to thud).
Cole: Bark bark, barkity bark bark hooowl!!
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