Puppy called Tigger

Kazz · 12-03-2006, 02:16 PM

Met a Boxer pup called Tigger (named for bouncing) and he's a lovely little thing who was out with his owner a nice man in his 60's who lost his older Bullmastiff last year, he has another Bullmastiff Lucy and Tigger is the new addition.
He walks with his son and his dogs a GSD Storm, and Boxer Ruby, the pup Tigger (named by his grandchildren) was bouncing about all over the place and what made me smile was Ruby the Boxer and my Tess who are the same age - (how we met up walking puppies) both be 2 in June watched the pup gambolling etc and had a look of distain on their faces as if to saying to each other
"See that pup eating sticks stones etc" and looked at us as if to say "we don't do that do we" As if Butter wouldn't melt.

Sal, Storm and Lucy weren't fooled by Tess and Ruby's innocence. And it didn't last long soon they were back to normal loopy mode and it was Tiggers turn to sit and watch, how the big girls played. I think he should fit in well.

Mags · 12-03-2006, 03:03 PM

Aww what a nice story Kazz...sounds like they all get on well!

Elaine · 12-03-2006, 03:49 PM

Naomi · 12-03-2006, 04:05 PM

That made me smile, can just imagine Tess's face

dogs can be so expressive on times

bobbie3917 · 12-03-2006, 04:10 PM

sounds like a nice mix of dogs Kazz

Kazz · 12-03-2006, 04:36 PM

We don't meet often since the girls Ruby and Tess were pups. But when we do they fall into play mode straight off.

Naomi · 12-03-2006, 06:07 PM

That must be so much fun to watch and give you warm feeling inside

Kazz · 12-03-2006, 06:31 PM

It is fun to watch and actually it does give me a warm feeling inside to know they can play nicely with other breds, dogs and they have their own doggie friends,

daft aren't I but honestly not all of Sal's friends would tolerate Tess but they are getting better now she's that little bit older.

However both of my two are good with youngsters/pups. Thank God.

But if the going gets a little bit rough/tough somehow my two seem to know when the other is outgunned

well more Tess really she especially as a pup put herself in positions where she got a little uppity (I think beause Sal is so tolerant of her) but if a dog (even one of Sal's friends) put the pup Tess in her place a bit to strongly - in Sal's opinion she would intervene putting herself between Tess and the other dog dogs. And Tess soon learnt strike and run technique attack the other dog 9always in fun) then run for the defence of Sal - worked when she was tiny but as she got to about 4 months or so Sal let her fight her own battles and the pup soon learnt her manners.

Karen

Fran · 12-03-2006, 06:51 PM

Sounds like good fun was had by all

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