I woke up this morning, and on my way to make the coffee I noticed that Ginger was curled up in her doggie bed with something small, gray, and fuzzy that I couldn't immediately identify. I figured it was probably some old toy she found in the yard yesterday and brought back to bed with her. So I started a pot of coffee, yawned a few times (I was only about half awake) and then went to have a closer look.
It's a dead squirrel that she apparently killed, then brought back to bed with her. Ugh!!
When I started freaking out and yelling, did she look guilty? Not a bit. She couldn't care less.
Life with dogs.
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The unrepentant squirrel killer. |
She probably just wanted a soft toy! Start your Christmas present list; 'Fluffy Squirrel for Ginger'.
ReplyDeleteOh my! I'm sure if we had a yard, that's the kind of thing Miss Annie might do herself when she's a bit older, too (being half Lab, half American bulldog, she's definitely got both the hunting and retrieving traits in her veins and would probably enjoy going after small critters).
ReplyDelete♥ Jessica