First, we identify the perpetrator. Here you see 9-month-old Stewart, aka "The Troublemaker."
Looks innocent, doesn't he? Well, looks can be deceiving!
The Perpetrator makes contact with Victim #1 (um, that would be Cosette, who weighs about 60#) and pulls the "lie on your back and scoot up to her" sneak attack maneuver. Cosette was completely unsuspecting.
Now the Perpetrator winds himself around the Victim's front leg and gives the old "kangaroo kicks" to the Victim's back legs. That will surely render her helpless.
Now our Perpetrator goes in for the kill. He grasps the victim by the head and gives The Kiss of Death, right between the eyes. It's not looking good for Cosette.
(Disclaimer: No poodles were actually harmed in the filming of this production. Delilah, Cosette, and, yes, even the fool-hardy Stewart are all alive and well. And the mess you see in the backgrounds of the photos was strategically placed for effect - we're really not that messy - honest! Oh, okay, maybe we are.)
What was going on in the living room with the cat and the dogs was DEFINITELY more interesting than the stupid movie, The New World, that we paid good money to rent. Save yourself the money - a root canal would be a better way to spend an evening! This movie was torture to watch.
4 comments:
Of course, I still love you! BTW, who knew lil Stu' could get the best of Cosette! LOL
LOL, very funny, Ginger! I love the photos. Your precious girls are so patient with this young rascal.
LOL.. too funny... loved the 10 step story.
LOL, our little 7 lb. cat terrorizes our 55 lb. dog. She'll hide behind doors or cabinets and jump out when he passes by, and she'll corner him in other spots. She can make him get into his bed pronto.
My dh finds it terribly amusing, and he'll call the dog, send him across the room, call the dog, send him back, just to watch the cat contemplate her next move.
Great pictures!
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