Re: [pyrnet] CHAT: The literary Puppy

[Jack & Charlotte Perry <pyreau@erols.com>]

Loved the pictures of Emma and can just picture the mess she is making in your
house. Aren't puppies fun?  Why do puppies love paper?  Some of ours never
outgrew the love of books..  Before moving to our current house, we kept our
whelping box in a small den off the kitchen.  One of our dogs got bored with
those pups and began pulling books off the bookshelves and sampling
them....maybe she thought there wasn't enough bedding for the pups.
Charlotte
Karen Reiter wrote:

> Who would have thought it!  Emma, who is 7 months old today, has a *thing*
> for books (and other things which will come in a later email  <bg>).
> Lately, I've had insomnia so I don't fall asleep until the wee hours of the
> morning.  I'm normally awake as soon as Emma lets me know that she needs to
> go outside.  Today, she woke me at 4AM, a mere one hour after I fell asleep.
> So I let her out to do her business, then we both went back to sleep... or
> so I thought.
>
> Two hours later I awoke to the most astounding picture.  There lay Emma, on
> her bed sleeping, surrounded by books.  Apparently she wanted to peruse
> "Mountains of the Pyrenees", perhaps to learn more of her ancestral
> surroundings.  She also browsed through "Behavior Problems in Dogs", maybe
> to learn more about herself .  :-)  She had two copies of recent show
> catalogs.  "Gone with the Wind" and "The Great Gatsby" were also lying open
> beside her.  As a side thought, she had a few doggy catalogs open to the
> *treats* pages.  Is this a hint?  All in all, there was very little damage.
> The corner of "Gone with the Wind" was chewed.  Maybe she didn't like the
> ending...
>
> More antics to come!
>
> Best Wishes,
> Karen Reiter
> kreiter@servtech.com
>
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