At the beach Penny dug up some buried treasure
She was quite pleased with herself
At which point Eko decided life could not go on if he did not have that stick
When Eko pounced, Penny wisely dropped the stick and got out of the way
Eko was delighted, but Penny would not stand idly by while her treasure belonged to another
With a herculean effort, young Penny twisted the branch from the maw of her older brother
Eko shook off the defeat and prepared for another attack. But just before he dove into the fray he discovered another stick lying in the sand. The wily veteran picked up the new stick and went strutting right by his little sister.
Who immediately dropped her worthless stick and chased the new prize
Next time I’m feeling green I’ll try to remember that life is a big beach and there are plenty of sticks!
Love the face on the first picture! Our girl, Koda, has the same expression when she gets something “priceless”. And, of course, her brother immediately needs it, whatever it is – stick, toy, anything really…. He even started eating Greenies after he saw her eating it. He would not even touch them before… 🙂 Thank you for the post.
Priceless. Love the faces – they totally tell the story for you.
Sticks? Food is what’s important. Those 2 can have all the sticks they want.
yep…whatever one has, the other has to take .. then…repeat. It can go on and on. And when Dash gets a treat and Lilly has forgotten that she got a treat when she woke up earlier … dear heavens. you’d think that she was neglected and forgotten. She stares at her brother and sulks. I swear she sulks!
Hahahaha! Or the stick is always better in someone else’s mouth? Hope you all have a great week!
Seems the dogs taught their Dad a new trick instead of vice versa…….it’s true – there are a whole lot of sticks out there so there’s no need to fight over just one! Life is much like that…….sort of like if you missed the bus no biggie because another one will be along in a few minutes. It’s good to grab what you can WHEN you can, but chances are, other things will be coming your way soon and you don’t want to miss out on them either. At my age all these kinds of thoughts pop into your head all the time reminding us that we just might have learned a few things along our life path after all!! GREAT photos of Eko and Penny.
Pam
Can’t beat a good game of ‘i have the stick, chase me!’
Bailie loves to grab sticks and stuff she finds lying around, I get mad after a block or two of her flaunting it in my face and go after it. She always drops it, and I take off with it, but then she wants it back. At that point, Mom makes us drop it and leave it because she says that game is no good on a leash! Those stinkin’ little sisters!
Haha great post! I do love to see little acts of jealousy played out between pups! If only we handled it with the grace and dignity they do!
Hugs, Carrie & Pups x
I just love the way your pups interact. Their expressions are priceless and speak volumes! This was such a funny and fun post. 😀
LOVE LOVE LOVE that philosophy!
Cuteness overload.
YEEEES! This all sounds VERY familiar…very familiar indeed.
Wally & Sammy
Awww whee love seeing them play!
xxxx
Those action shots are amazing! Eko, you have wisdom and technique well beyond your years! Great strategy! Penny has a lot to learn from you! We ALL do!
Love and licks,
Cupcake
I can’t tell you enough how much I LOVE all of your dogs photographs! Your dogs are awesome!
That’s awesome advice (…try to remember that life is a big beach and there are plenty of sticks) for life and a good way to stay happy in it. 🙂
Amazing shots sweet Will…the action shots are just fantastic! Hugs and nose kisses