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Likes: His Yorkie brother Kirby Joe
Pet-Peeves: Bath times
Favorite Toy: The orange squeekie monster
Favorite Food: chicken
Favorite Walk: round the block
Best Tricks: will do anything for treats, as long as his brother is guiding him
Arrival Story: Chili was purchased at 6 wks old. He is a long -haired chocolate dachshund, as he has no black markings. His nose and toes are brown, no dark spots anywhere. He is a very friendly dog, but a little shy at times. Oh, well, maybe not shy but sneaky and lets his brother Kirby, a yorkie, take the blame for all the mischief. He loves children and is very clownish most of the times. He has to be first at bath time or you will never find him to take a bath. He is more his human dad's dog than mom's, as his mom sees thru lots of his mischief, but she loves him just as much.
Forums Motto: Chili
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Chili, I love you just as much as I love Sallie Mae & Kirbie Joe. You are such a little clown. It's so funny when Dad comes home in the morning---you get the other dogs running to him, and then you sneak back to me for kisses. That's your little sneaky way to get me all to yourself. I am so happy that you and Dad have such a strong bond, you see his Dad loved dachshunds, and Dad got you when he realized he wouldn't have his Dad for very long. You and Dad spent gramp's last six months with him, and yoy made both men very happy. You are so special to Dad & me. I never thought I would have dachshund in my life like you. Stay the way you are, you also have a very speial place in my heart. Thank you for all the memories that I now have about your Dad and his Dad. We miss Gramps so much, don't we? I am so glad we have memories, though.
Mom said it, she meant it, I think. She said I will have to go on a diet--cause I am getting fat!! My booty is wider these days, so I guess she's right. I guess this means more walks for me, also. I keep looking at her and Dad--how would they feel if I called them fat? Mom would be really mad, I'm sure. I am pretty sneaky, and Mom thinks that I have been talking Kirby Joe out of some of his food. He is a picky eater, you know. This may be fun. Mom used to sit with us when we ate. She feeds Sallie Mae in another room and she stopped sitting with any of us. Kirby Joe gets his spells--he gets in his mind that he will not eat without her. He will stop eating anything, until she takes the time out of her busy schedule to do this. She has to put his bowl under her chair and talk to him. How does diet food taste?? Uh---I've got to say, I am more than a little bit worried!!!
Ho-hum, Mom is laughing at me again tonight. It's tuff to be the badger hunter of the family. If I had to make "a living" doing that, I would probably starve. You see, I am really the world's greatest sneaky dog. When Dad comes home in the morning, I am the first one to bark and run toward the dog gate in the hall. But as soon as the other dogs start to follow me I stand back and let them get ahead of me. I then double back and run to Mom. You see, I have her all to myself while Kirby Joe and Sallie Mae are welcoming him in the carport door. I make them think it's a challenge when all I really want is a little extra loving from my Mom. I know once the excitement settles he will come and get me anyway. Ah---the best of both worlds!!! I also have a lot of other sneaky habits. I act really scared when a new toy shows up, then I usually get the other dogs involved so no one will find me out. Now if I can get past the I'm guilty look on my face when things happen, I will have it mastered.
Woof, Woof, I do not understand. Anything that goes wrong in this family, Mom and Dad always looks at me. Is it my pretty brown eyes that make me look guilty? Mom says it's just the way I look at her. Wish someone would teach me how not to look guilty!! I made Sallie Mae take those dead birds and to pretend that she was gonna eat them, I even make Kirby Joe's hair unmanagable, BOL, I just don't understand. I don't even object when Mom dresses me up, but I'm with Kirbie Joe, it's gonna be heck to pay for the pictures. You see, we are all camera shy. All Mom has to do is put it up to her face, and the eldest here--uh my brother, has taught us to run. It's beginning to get harder, though, because Dad has taken up the habit. We will just have to see if they catch us any time soon, so stay tuned----
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