I'm trying to pretend that these things are just coincidence.
You know, that a puppy would naturally run immediately over to Gus's old "mat" and sit on it the very first time she entered the room.
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| FLD Scout, sitting on Gus's "mat," just like she knew what to do! |
Yes, of course she would.
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| Gypsy showing off her stick. |
Or, with a stick-crazed dog like Gypsy to set an example, a puppy would immediately try to drag around her own big stick. (Well, big for her.)
Right?
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| FLD Scout, making off with a stick of her own. |
AHA! Here's a bigger stick!
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| At the beach, FLD Scout begs a stick to play. |
Ok, so grabbing the stick out of the water just HAS to be a learned behavior from watching Gypsy. FLD Gus never really cared about that--he preferred to chase Gypsy chasing the stick.
And, wouldn't you expect that it was normal for a puppy, if given the chance, to yank out weeds, flowers, and small saplings?
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| FLD Scout weeds around our square foot garden. |
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| FLD Scout gazes up in feigned innocence, flower-bud between her lips. |
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| FLD Scout tugs with all her might at a tree root. (And eventually gets it!) |
Most certainly.
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| FLD Scout thinks, "But, but, I don't know what got into me!" |
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| "Something just made me do it." |
BUT. You have to admit. It's pretty freaky.
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| It was this look in FLD Scout's eyes that really made me wonder. |











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