Oh Bertie, You always get me laughing! I just love your spirit. I take it that Bunty wasn't that friendly about sharing 'your' food (?), lol! BTW, please tell that mum of yours that I SOOOO appreciate her friendship. Sending lotsaluv to you...and keep up the vocabulary lessons. :)
This sounds a familiar story Bertie my friend. I'm afraid in our house if you don't finish food you forfeit it to other hungrier pups.... Tears before tea :-(
Okay all kidding aside if I had to guess your transgression was biting Bunty after he ate your breakfast right or if not biting growling with teeth involved and a good dose of stinky eye.
Not to worry Bertie I know a good lawyer, Mr. Pip, who actually recently helped me negotiate a new contract. hugs Madi your BFFF
PS that is what I would have done...cause Mom counts every morsel of food she gives me and I would have been royally k.o'd (kitty offed) if one morsel was stolen from me. Madi
I'm 100 per cent SURE you could not have done anythingy that could justify your sin bin time!! Bet that neighbour set you up!!
Call Pip.
Tail Wuggles, Rubie xxx
PeeS: Regarding my Christmas photo on the blog. I truly dislike the whole "wearing costumes" thingy. However, I am bribed heavily with my FAVOURITE TREAT (liver treats) during these gruelling times.... and I must admit.... I will do ANYTHINGY for ma providing there is a prospect of getting some liver treats!! So I may look a little weird and unhappy - but if you look closely - you will see the sparkle in my eyes!!!
It is only polite to offer a visitor something to eat or drink when they come calling. What did you do try and take it back? Thanks for being a friend Sweet William The Scot
Rookie mistake, young Bertie. Always gobble all your food down before you leave the bowl. Guess being an only dog has dulled your survival skills in this area. We can only hope that justice was applied equally to the Bunty Burglar who violated the hospitality of your home. Perhaps you own him/her a home visit; turn about is fair play and all.
First there was Hamish the Westie. Then there was Bouncing Bertie. Now we have new WFT puppy Nobby. Will he be Nice Nobby or Naughty Nobby? Watch this space!
Oh Bertie,
ReplyDeleteYou always get me laughing! I just love your spirit. I take it that Bunty wasn't that friendly about sharing 'your' food (?), lol!
BTW, please tell that mum of yours that I SOOOO appreciate her friendship.
Sending lotsaluv to you...and keep up the vocabulary lessons. :)
If only you had eaten ALL your breakfast when you were meant to there might not have been more to tell!
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Riley (who never leaves any food in his bowl in case Enzo steals it)
This sounds a familiar story Bertie my friend. I'm afraid in our house if you don't finish food you forfeit it to other hungrier pups.... Tears before tea :-(
ReplyDeleteDid you have a go at him? Peeps take a dim view of that....when it's a visitor.
ReplyDeleteWe don't think you should have been Red carded straightaway!
XXXOOO Daisy, Bella & Roxy
Oh no Bertie not the sin bin. We know you are innocent. Have a terrific Tuesday.
ReplyDeleteBest wishes Molly
How nice of Bunty to stop in, probably just to get you in trouble.
ReplyDeleteHope you've smoothed things over with Gail by now.
Hugs,
Lily Belle
Terrible.....
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Lilly, Piper, Ivy and The Sweet Buglets
Do you believe it! We know all the facts are in!
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OMD OMD.... I have never heard TIME OUT called the SIN BIN before... THAT cracks me up..
ReplyDeleteBUT it is SO WRONG fur YOU to have been put there. Was there a TRIAL with WITNESSES and a Judge and stuffs???? WHERE was your Barrister?
CALL PIP.
Bertie...the sin bin...that is just too funny!!
ReplyDeleteOkay all kidding aside if I had to guess your transgression was biting Bunty after he ate your breakfast right or if not biting growling with teeth involved and a good dose of stinky eye.
Not to worry Bertie I know a good lawyer, Mr. Pip, who actually recently helped me negotiate
a new contract.
hugs Madi your BFFF
PS that is what I would have done...cause Mom counts every morsel of food she gives me and I would have been royally k.o'd (kitty offed)
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Madi
You have a sin bin? We thank that's cruel and unusual punishment!!
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Bertie, do you need Officer Bites to come over and gather all the details, to see if you were wrongly accused!
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Susie & Bites
Oh Bertie we are sure you are innocent. What a rude guest to take your foodables.
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I'm 100 per cent SURE you could not have done anythingy that could justify your sin bin time!! Bet that neighbour set you up!!
ReplyDeleteCall Pip.
Tail Wuggles, Rubie xxx
PeeS: Regarding my Christmas photo on the blog. I truly dislike the whole "wearing costumes" thingy. However, I am bribed heavily with my FAVOURITE TREAT (liver treats) during these gruelling times.... and I must admit.... I will do ANYTHINGY for ma providing there is a prospect of getting some liver treats!! So I may look a little weird and unhappy - but if you look closely - you will see the sparkle in my eyes!!!
The Sin Bin! Tell me the whole story!
ReplyDeleteMy mom says your house looks Swiss Clean! :)
It is only polite to offer a visitor something to eat or drink when they come calling. What did you do try and take it back?
ReplyDeleteThanks for being a friend
Sweet William The Scot
Stole your breakfast ? Bertie - Whatever you did is excusable.
ReplyDeleteThis seems like a gross injustice.
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Dexter
Hmmmm, so let me get this straight....Bunty ate YOUR breakfast and you ended up in the sin bin?
ReplyDeleteYou need a good lawyer.
Wyatt
That Gail is something else tricking you
ReplyDeleteBenny & Lily
Rookie mistake, young Bertie. Always gobble all your food down before you leave the bowl. Guess being an only dog has dulled your survival skills in this area. We can only hope that justice was applied equally to the Bunty Burglar who violated the hospitality of your home. Perhaps you own him/her a home visit; turn about is fair play and all.
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