Kuchar is being such a little s**t today

JUST when I think he is getting calmer and growing up a bit. First he goes into the garden and tries to dig through under the fence between us and our neighbour - The Great Escape re-enacted without the subtlety.

Then the plumber comes and when he "popped out" to his van he left the front door open and Kuchar made good his escape. I chased him (Kuchar, not the plumber!) around various roads, calling him "come here, sweet darling little boy" etc, but selective deafness struck the little blighter and if I got near he just dodged round me, what a great game he thought. He finally got into a back garden through a broken paling and startled the bejasus out of old lady sitting in her garden in her dressing-gown. Bless the old lady, I got Kuchar trapped in her kitchen and carried him home (half a mile by now).

Next, at his normal "walkies" time, I had to wait in for an important phone call from my GP and he clawed my arm to bits begging me to take him out. My son, my grown-up son, condescended to take Kuchar for his walk. When on this walk, he let him off the lead to play with his favourite doggy friend, but also took the collar off as well and lo and behold another dog hove into sight which Kuchar immediately chased after wanting to play, and couldn't be caught for ages (selective deafness again) and annoyed the other dog owner as well. Son comes back in a bad mood.

AAAARRRRGGGGHHH.

Rant over

Poor you! >< They do have their days, eh?

Oh, dear.

Kuchar, listen to your mummy & don't upset her again! ok?

Lynda - he will grow up, honestly.

Unless you kill him first!

Ohhh dear, Momma said there'd be days like these

tomorrow is another day and a better one hopefully

Oh no, I hope tomorrow is a brand new day

Ohh Kuchar, you have been a bad doggy!

Hopefully a better day tomorrow ><

Tomorrow is another day and maybe ONE day he'll grow up

Thank you, kind friends.

They wouldn't be who they are without days like this

Glad I'm not alone (apparently) in having the dog from hell (well today, anyway). Oh he's not nasty, not at all, but MISCHEEEEVIOUS in the extreme, and he would pick today when I had so much on, what with one thing and another. I love him to bits, the little git, and wouldn't really skin him alive although I threatened to today.

Feeling a bit better now after all your kind messages and a couple of pints of Caryll's water-saving recommendation

ah the joys of dogs ey?

Joys? He's still at it - I think he's gone mad.

How is Kuchar behaving today Lynda ?

Better hopefully They are truly wonderful at testing our patience ... those wonderful puppy eyes are a god send though, they are the only thing that gets them through some days I think

Ah, thank you for asking Kathy and Kell.

Well, he's "normal" - for Kuchar that is. He was not let off his extendable lead on his walks and had to play with his doggy friend with it on, which didn't bother him one bit. Good job he had his lead on cos blow me down the same girl with same dog he chased after yesterday (and the day before, incidentally) came along again. I had apologised to her the first day; yesterday I don't know what my son said to her; today I gave her a cheery "hello" - and she walked by stony-faced. I've never seen her before and here she is 3 days running, either she or the dog are new to the area. Whatever, she seems determined to be an enemy

Might not of been a good day for you Lynda >< but on the bright side sounds like Kuchar has had a ball >

Mike wrote:Might not of been a good day for you Lynda >< but on the bright side sounds like Kuchar has had a ball >

Oh yes - if he wrote a diary he would have written "had the best day EVER!"