Leave a bone for Maggie Nicknames: Mags, Maggot, Maggington, Lady Magglesbury the Third, Barky. Doggie Dynamics:
Energy
sleepy
energetic
Intelligence
silly
genius
Friendliness
aggressive
affectionate
Playfulness
not playful
very playful
Disposition
anxious
calm
Sun Sign:
Quick Bio:
-purebred
Birthday: July 21st 2005 Likes: Torches, lamps, laser pointers... anything to do with moving lights really. Strange dog. Pet-Peeves: A certain blue vase, having bits of paper taken away from her, people looking at her dinner bowl, having her paws cleaned Favorite Toy: At the moment, the shower. Favorite Food: She eats and loves pretty much anything. She recently tried a cherry tomato, but that didn't go too well. Favorite Walk: She detests her lead, so at the moment it's bounding through the woods with me chasing, yelling and having a coronary. Best Tricks: Choosing which hand I have a treat in is quite cool, and the whole not obeying the laws of physics thing. Bio: Maggie enjoys good wine, good cigars and long conversations on the virtues of pre 19th century poetry. Forums Motto: Maggie: Certified Mentalist The Groups I'm In: Border Collie Mania, Ruffdogs I've Been On Dogster Since:
Maggie has decided that this week, she's going to try being a vicious little cow, just to see what it's like. And surprise surprise, I am the guinea pig for this experimentation.
All of a sudden, Maggie won't let me get near her without her snarling at me and snapping if I get too close. It seems to be wearing off now, but it's still a bit galling considering all that stinky dog chum I scrape out for her every day.
That'll teach me not to borrow her car without asking.
Maggie's burying instinct has awoken... either that or she thinks she's cultivating Bonio trees.
On her walk yesterday, she managed to actually wriggle out of her harness. How is this even possible? I have deduced that she has the ability to magically remove strategic bones and/or limbs.