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| Two laser beams boring into my glass! |
And when his stare failed to hypnotize me into giving him the last of my smoothie, the screaming started.....
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| Nooooooo!!!!! |
Have a great weekend, Everyone!!!!
I hope you get to have your smoothie and drink it, too!
LOL there is obviously no ignoring him. Have a fabulous Friday.
ReplyDeleteBest wishes Molly
Food is meant to be shared.
ReplyDeleteNo worries, Jan. Jimmy and Wilson both get a good size sample of every smoothie :-)
DeleteAwwwwww! Surely you have a little bit you can share.
ReplyDeleteI luffs your technique Jimmy, I might be giving that a go myself tomorrow morning!
ReplyDeleteLoves and licky kisses
Princess Leah xxx
OMD, I thought my stare-and-drool was good...this is pawsome!!! I gots to try that one! Thanks for the tip!
ReplyDeleteKisses,
Ruby ♥
I'm not a smoothy person, preferring to eat my food. But reading and seeing how Jimmy and Wilson are so enthusiastic about your smoothies perhaps I should have a go at them for myself.
ReplyDeleteCrikey ..... I bet you shared. If those DEVIL eyes were boring right through me like that I'd sure be sharin'. Matter of fact he could have the whole lot!!
ReplyDeleteHaha, Nola screams when she doesn't get her way and gets that same look!
ReplyDeleteFun! I used to share my smoothie with K every day. I haven't tried it with Shyla because she has sensitive tummy. But maybe I should! I love it when dogs adore foods that are good for them.
ReplyDeleteJimmy sure looks intense about it!
Keep staring she will give you something
ReplyDeleteLily & Edward
He wants you to share!
ReplyDeleteHaha - he thinks you are forgetting him!
ReplyDeleteMonty and Harlow
The laser eyed look is hysterical. We drink our smoothies in peace here. It's boring!
ReplyDeleteThat last picture he sure looks crazed! Love it
ReplyDeleteretro rover
So is screaming a herding dog behavior?
ReplyDeleteWe were surprised at our foster puppy, Zoe's, high pitched bark when she wanted something. I assumed she'd eventually get a big dog bark. But now Jimmy has me wondering if herding dogs do this to be heard about all the cattle. :)
Not all herding dogs are barkers. Cardigans can be very barky if you don't train it out of them early on. Jimmy is just such a bossy little SOB that he must vocalize his displeasure at not getting his way. Wilson rarely makes a peep about food, but he will "talk" in the backyard endlessly.
DeleteI think the biggest issue with herders is nipping and biting, especially at your ankles (corgis esp. since they are only ankle high ;-) ). Many are also very movement focused, so a kid suddenly running or a skateboard shooting by trigger the chase instinct. I would never suggest a herding dog for a first time dog owner.
My last dog, Shadow, a cattle-dog mix, would "sass" me like Jimmy. She had quite a lot to say to me! Blueberry, however, is so quiet that it makes me jump when she does make the occasional peep.
ReplyDeleteWhat in the world is in those smoothies???