Outings are a Ticket to Mischief

Obviously they are! For dogs, anyway, and possibly also little playful children. So a trip to my grandparents house the other day was nothing different! We turned the living room into an obstacle course, and I used big masses of cheese to perform some cutie-pie tricks! I also took 2 of Earl's toys to leave there for future visits (yes, this was to avoid more mischief!).

The toys.

No, mum. I DON'T wanna go in my car crate now.

'Fist' - new command!

Shake it!

AHHHHH! Yawn!

Chicken flavour?

Sulking Earl? You've eaten all the cheese!

Dance and spin!

Balance act.

Cutie-pie face hide!

Big ears!

Awww. Adorable. Just further than the 'dead' command, just less than the 'roll'!

The tunnel/weaves we improvised!

Using cushions as jumps!

Getting an extra stroke from Granddad!

So a lot of fun was had, and also mischief!!

Taking toys to regularly-visited relative's houses is a great idea. It gives your dog something to do while your there and they can also enjoy themselves! It will give your dog somethings to take his/her mind off playing it mischievous! Although mischief can sometimes be cute - DOG OWNERS - BEWARE - You've got to have boundaries, but boundaries like this can be fun! Toys! What's bad about that!

Earl and I.