Nothing escapes the dogs around here, not even this guy who decided to sit on top of the garage to drive the dogs crazy.
OMG, can you see how full this guys belly is? He must have been storing his nuts over the winter for sure! Time to get on the treadmill little man, or I can open the back door and the dogs can chase you!
What do your doggies see outside the window that drive them crazy?
Nikitaland 
Snorts!! His little belly looks like my pot belly! Too funny my friend. XOXO – Bacon
I know! That squirrel drove the dogs crazy!
I can see that. He would drive Houdini crazy too. All of us anipals wouldn’t give him a second glance – snorts. XOXO – Bacon
omg….look at that squirrels belly…hahahaha 😛
I know, he had a full belly for sure! He sat up there tormenting the dogs for quite awhile! I watched him a bit too while he scratched himself and stretched. It was fun to watch!
🙂
I can see this little dude….with the pot belly hollerin,”Who let the dogs out?” hehe Mom is starting seeds the way you said on the weekend. She got cilantro, summer savoury and sunflower seeds. Do you have a machine to laminate the seed names?
Shoko
Yes I do have a laminating machine! Do you want me to make you some plant labels? If so, use the contact page and send me your address & tell me what plant names you want laminated! By the way, thanks for getting that song stuck in my head now….who let the dogs out! Woof woof woof!
My “doggie” is hiding in fear from the garbage truck at the moment.
OMG, are you kidding me? Our dogs go nutso at the recycle & garbage men. If I opened the front door, they would probably chase them down the street! (I would never do that though cause I love our dogs and don’t want them to get loose!) They just do a great job barking at them every Wednesday!
Charley once chased a squirrel ‘successfully’ and she had it between her jaws. Before I could yell…she spit it out, sneezed and spat with a face full of disgust as if she did not like the hairs on the tongue. The squirrel flew unharmed into the highest tree and probably send Thank You prayers the rest of day to the Saint of Squirrels. I laughed my head of and Charley only chases the squirrels out of the garden since then ( and cats, deer, possums, etcetcetc)
Those darn hairballs getcha every time! Nikita and Bella chase the Chippies in the garden when they are in the garden area with me!
Squirrels definitely drive our boys crazy too! They consider it an important mission to keep them out of the yard!
Hi There MDL! Thanks for stopping by today! I think squirrels have the same effect with all doggies, and I still can’t believe our dogs knew that this guy was up on the garage. Now I know why they were on the bed looking out the window barking!
Amazing what they will notice isn’t it! There have been times where I was sure ours were just barking for the sake of it but sure enough, I eventually find that sneaky squirrel or bird that they have known about all along!
Bella is the barker in our house. She barks at everything, sometimes it is nothing at all, but she feels like she has to bark. I am still amazed though on how they “know” that something is outside when we hear nothing.
Squirrels can be so MEAN! They are public enemy #1 in our yard!
Hey Cathy! Glad to hear that your dogs feel the same way about squirrels! We see enough of the in the summer!
The rabbits, our poor dog goes bananas when the rabbits hop back and forth across the yard, oblivious to his racket.
I agree about the rabbits! I remember when our dog Nikita was little, she was all zonked out in the living room, when all of a sudden she jumped up and ran to the window. I could not see anything except a bunny hopping down the sidewalk! I could not believe she sensed that bunny, even while she was napping! Dogs senses are amazing! Thanks for visiting my blog today too! Glad to have you!
So close, yet so far. And only more of his pals to come as the weather warms.
Oh Will, don’t remind me of this! We have had our share of these furry critters invade our garden over the years, and with every start to gardening season we always hope for the best to keep them out! I am still amazed that the dogs knew this guy was back there on the roof! Now I know why they were dancing all over our bed to see outside!
oh yes mine go nuts if they see a critter outside.
Do remember my post from last year when I thought a porcupine was under our kitchen window, only to find out it was a baby groundhog? I had so many laugh at me cause I thought it was a porcupine! It looked like one at least! The dogs don’t miss anything, ever!
A chubby little dude (like me)!! Zeus can’t see out any windows, so he just goes nuts when the big dogs across the street start the afternoon barking session for no apparent reason. Those dogs would have Zeus for lunch…
Poor Zues! Knowing that you are on someones menu for lunch, is NOT a good thing!
LOL, good thing he can not possibly get out of the back yard, with the six foot tall block wall (called a fence here), and the gates are too high, low and strong for any dog to get in. We make sure he is safe. Yesterday I left the French doors open so he could go in and out on his own.
I wish our yard was fenced in!
With block? I always thought these fences were ridiculous until we moved here, now they make perfect sense. They are used in California too. Our neighborhood is a gated community with an HOA, and every home has the same style, color, texture and height of block. Looks nice.
Well, I don’t think our yard would look good with a block wall in our neighborhood, but a fence around the back would be awesome for the dogs.
That chubby little guy wouldn’t stand a chance if the doggies were there. I like watching out the window for my dog friends and the deadly mailman.
Love and licks,
Cupcake
Oooh, we bark at our mailman too, the UPS and FedEx guys too!
Both the squirrels and the birds were supersized this winter! That’s always a sure sign of frigid temps. 🙂
I never thought of it that way, but it is probably true. We did have some incredible temps over here.
I’m not sure that’s fat – I bet it’s pregnant! Yea! More critters to torment the dogs.
Nancy
Oh crap! I never thought of that. Oh great, MORE critters that we will have to deter from our garden this year!
You just wait and see MY pictures from last year where the mockingbirds and the squirrels devastated my tomatoes.
I don’t think I want to see those pics, as I would probably cry. A few years ago we had a deer jump our garden fence and did lots of damage. I don’t ever want to see that again, it killed me to see all of our plants eaten down to stubs.
Everything! If it moves, they bark. Ugh, furry beasts….
I agree with that! The dogs were watching two geese squawking in the field across the street this morning. It bugged them that they were there.
that’s the moment all dogs put wings on the wishlist for santa :o)
Ooooh, if we only had wings! We could catch this guy!