Sometimes I hear myself saying, “George, don’t even
think about it,” or, “Drop it! DROP it!”
And the It is poop. Tiny Dog’s deposit on her piddle pad.
You have to get right on the clean-up or someone else
(G) gets there first. And FYI, she’s a big kisser. It’s her M.O.
George is what you a call a Fire constitution in
acupuncture talk. Vocal, happy, loves to make out, excitable. She goes nuts
over guests when they come to the door, tucking her tail and ears, winding up
her whining, and spinning from couch to guest’s feet to couch, in a HEY YOU!
YOU, I LOVE YOU! For certain special persons, she might pee a little. She just
can’t take it.
Then she sits in your lap, showing off her soft
pink belly and all her nipples, jamming her red tongue in your mouth when you
stop petting her.
A recent guest offered to take her home. George had
been on her lap the entire evening, tucked in, and then finally sleepy. We
kindly declined.
George has other nasty habits. The same, but
outside. It all started when Tiny Dog
got fancy freeze-dried food with meat and veggies, that was low fat, after she
had pancreatitis. This food was delicious, apparently, even after digested
once, thought George.
Then you add in a partly house-broken chihua, and
it’s snack time twice/day. We can barely talk about it at home. I am pretty
sure an intervention with George will accomplish only more kisses, where she
flops over to show you how pretty her belly is.
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