I can tell you a story of Chelsea (left) and Shamrock (right):



One day, both Chelsea and Shamrock were over at my grandma's house.  A couple of dogs across the street started barking, and Shamrock responded in kind.  Woof-woowoof-woof-woof at the storm door.  This went on for so long that Chelsea got up, went over to Shamrock and with one swipe of her paw sent the little dog tumbling.  With Shamrock in stunned silence, Chelsea then laid down to get more beauty rest.

They got on wonderfully, mind you; Chelsea just wanted a little peace.

We do not have any type of house plants in our apartment, just because we do not have the space so my boys have never seen an in door plant. So we went over to my friends new house to play with her puppy and just look around. She has this big tree like plant in the corner of her den and Nikolai went over to lift his leg on it (I don't blame him, he thought it was perfectly acceptable) so I caught him just in time and told him no. Then right after that Siku went and tried to lift his leg and luckily I caught him too. Then all of a sudden her Bernese mountain puppy went over, lifted his leg and peed right on the tree, since he "saw" the older dogs do it. Apparently, since we have left he will not stop peeing on this tree, needless to say we have yet to be invited over again to play!

I do not have any big great adventure stories yet but I do have one that makes me giggle. I fed him his breakfast the other day and while I was cleaning the living room I hear all this ruckus coming from the back yard. I go into the kitchen to find he moved his dog food bowl to right outside the doggie door, he made it so he could stick his head outside to eat and leave his body in the air conditioned house. That is when I realized maybe he doesn't like going outside in the 116 weather to eat...........I started feeding him inside LOL