I think something must be going on...Mom has been cleaning non-stop for the last day or so, and she just keeps cleaning the house. She only does that when something big and important is about to happen. Now we just need to figure out what that thing is....THINK!!!
Woof woof and cheers!
Baerli
Sippi and Bärli - The Adventures of an Amazing Canine Duo
Thursday, March 20, 2014
Monday, February 24, 2014
Random thought for the day....
Why does my human taste a salty and delicious after she runs around!?
I run around a lot and I never taste like salt....I wish I did, though...mmmmm
--Baerli
I run around a lot and I never taste like salt....I wish I did, though...mmmmm
--Baerli
Friday, February 14, 2014
Intrusion of the Camels
THE INTRUSION IS OVER!!!!
I'm happy to announce that the camels' rein has come to an end. We've been wanting to update you all for awhile, but Mom kept saying she had "home work" to do. Not really sure what "home work" is, but she always needed her computer to do it. Well, there's plenty of time to figure that out later. Now, we're gonna celebrate!!!
Baerli and I thought long and hard about our plan of attack for a long time. It all started a couple weeks ago when our little human friend, Paul, came over to play. The big camel snuck into Paul's bag and followed him home, not surprising since they snuck into our Christmas package. While the big camel was gone we had the perfect opportunity to ambush the small camel.
The camel was filled with this weird, white, fluffy stuff. We weren't sure what to do with it so we kept pulling it out until there was none left. Some of our toys are filled with this white stuff too...hmmmm...that's weird. Anyway, I digress. About a week after the demise of the small camel Mom came home with the BIG CAMEL! I don't know how he's able to get around so easily, that still stumps me. Well, to say that the big camel was terrified is an understatement...it was just a matter of time before the big camel met the same fate as his friend. While I really want to take credit for the planning of these events, Baerli was really good at the implementation stage. Within a day the big camel was in pieces!!! It was a blood bath in here!!!
Baerli was the bravest! |
But I was brave too! |
Mom was so concerned that we had made a mess...She forgot to thank us for taking care of the camel infestation! |
Woof woof and cheers!
Sippi
Thursday, January 23, 2014
POOP!
Man, my brother and I poop A LOT! We're totally full of crap. Seriously, the backyard is starting to look like a mine field! Poop is weird too. Sometimes it's hard, but sometimes it's really runny and has no shape. It's always brown, no matter what you eat. But sometimes it will have little pieces from my toys that I accidentally swallow. I'll just be chewing on my rope toy, and before I know it half of the rope is gone. I get a little worried, like,"WHY'S THE ROPE GONE?!?" Then I just wait a few hours and PLOP, right there, in the doody, the pieces of rope that were missing. But don't worry, I never reuse the rope, that would be disgusting. What's also weird? Humans don't poop where dogs poop. There are these huge water bowls upstairs that have these lids. Humans sit on them and go poop...so strange!!! They have this white paper stuff next to the toilet, not really sure what that's for, but then there's this little handle that they pull, it makes a loud, scary sound, and the poop disappears!!!! I wonder if they make water bowls like that for dogs. It's a really smart idea because it'd have a dual purpose, you could drink out of it and poop in it! Couldn't do that right now, my water bowl doesn't have a handle to make the poop disappear. My mom would probably love it if I had a water bowl to poop in. That's probably what she's thinking about as she picks up all the poop in the backyard this morning. Trust me, there was a lot of it. There were like three shopping bags full of poop. I really hope Mom doesn't recycle those bags because that would be a little gross. Humans are so great...our mom is probably one of the best humans there is. I wish I could tell her that, because she really looks unhappy when she's picking up the poop. Maybe I could teach myself to use the water bowls upstairs!!! I can't be that hard. I learned how to balance a treat on my nose in like a couple of days, and this is basically the same thing! Hmmm, but how would I get on the water bowl, it's not very big, and I usually require a lot of room to complete my business...I'm a walking pooper. Well, guess I better get cracking on my new invention, the walking-poop-water-bowl! That can wait until I get done running around and playing with Sippi, though. Then I'll need to take a good nap. Then I'll chew on my toys for a spell. Then it'll be time for a snack. Then another nap...it's good for my digestion. Then I'll probably have to go potty, and there's lots of barking to do at the strange humans that are building some kind of human thing next door. Whew! Lots to do today!
Woof woof and cheers!
Baerli
Woof woof and cheers!
Baerli
Tuesday, January 21, 2014
Day 12 of the Intrusion
Sorry for the decline in posts recently. I have been doing my research on our "friends" the Camels (I looked up the correct spelling, it's C-A-M-E-L not K-A-M-E-L-L).
It appears these guys hail from the Middle East and parts of Central Asia, which explains why they would be in our Christmas package. I'm convinced with each day that passes that they are in fact terrorists or at least not very good guys! In my research I came across some photos. This is what a full-grown camel looks like...
This one looks really big, so our intruders must be runts of the litter or something. And if you're wondering what that monstrous growth is on it's back, it's a hump made of fat!!! I think I just threw up a little in my mouth! I get in trouble for humping, yet this guy has one growing out of his back!!! What the hell? What do you even do with it?! And those necks!!! What is up with that? They're all long and crap! I'M SO CONFUSED AND TERRIFIED!!!
Apparently camels can withstand extreme changes in body temperature and consumption of water that would be lethal to many other animals...so basically they are indestructible! I have no idea what we're gonna do. This little guy just sits in small spaces and looks conspicuous...he's probably studying our daily behavior in order to properly attack us.
He and his friend are probably just waiting for the perfect opportunity to steal our tasty rawhides, take our delicious antlers, and snatch the guitar! Oh no, I've just had an epiphany...a terrible realization!!! What if these camels are capable of kidnapping?!? Are we certain that Dad is in fact away for work?!? WHAT IF THESE CAMELS HAVE TAKEN OUR FATHER?!? Mom seems to think we have nothing to worry about, but I really think she's just clueless sometimes. I think I should try to contact Dad on my own. I don't know if I'll be able to sleep or nap...ok, I probably will sleep and nap, but I'll be very concerned whenever I'm awake and alert unless I can ensure Dad's safety.
I'll keep you all updated on my progress!
Woof woof and cheers!
Sippi
It appears these guys hail from the Middle East and parts of Central Asia, which explains why they would be in our Christmas package. I'm convinced with each day that passes that they are in fact terrorists or at least not very good guys! In my research I came across some photos. This is what a full-grown camel looks like...
WEIRDEST FREAKING THING!!! |
Apparently camels can withstand extreme changes in body temperature and consumption of water that would be lethal to many other animals...so basically they are indestructible! I have no idea what we're gonna do. This little guy just sits in small spaces and looks conspicuous...he's probably studying our daily behavior in order to properly attack us.
Look at that smug jerk just sitting next to Mom's guitar! He can't even play!!! |
I'll keep you all updated on my progress!
Woof woof and cheers!
Sippi
Monday, January 13, 2014
Intruders among us!
Merry Christmas!!! Or is it?!? |
Mission accomplished |
Anyway, we didn't think we had any more gifts until we received a parcel from Dad this week. Mom said, "Yay, now you can open up the rest of your gifts!" She pulled down our stockings from the wall, and they were filled with goodies! Looks like she kept a few gifts hidden away from us, she's so sneaky!
Our loaded stockings!!! |
We were so excited to see what we got from Dad, then it happened...THEY happened. Mom pulled out these two things, she called them "KAMELLS". I don't know who they are or where they came from. They must have snuck into the box and stole our presents from Dad, though! Not cool, man. NOT COOL! Maybe they are terrorists!!! Mom seems to think that they are the "presents", but she's clearly being deceived by these dastardly beings.
Look at them with their smug looks...trying to steal more gifts!!! |
Look at this jerk trying to steal my camera time?!? |
Day 4 of the Kamell Intruders.
Thursday, January 9, 2014
The Royal Dream!!!
Just watching a little Princess Diaries this afternoon. I like to think that I've got a little royalty somewhere in my ancestry. I am a Welsh Corgi, after all, and Her Majesty the Queen is human to several Welsh Corgis.
Sometimes I daydream about how my Royal family will find me. I'll be sleeping one afternoon, the door bell will ring, and a human dressed all in black and wearing dark glasses (still don't understand the point of those things) will be at the door. The human will say he is on an important mission from the Queen, and Her Majesty requests my presence immediately! Of course, I will be completely unprepared, but let's face it, I always look spiffy. So, we leave immediately for our important meeting. Upon our arrival to the palace my mom is led to the tea room with some other humans, I am greeted by the doggy butler (a cat named Freddy).
Freddy takes me to the Royal doggy chambers, where I'm greeted by Doggy Princesses Willow and Holly. We talk over bowls of water and biscuits; I'm initially so star-struck that I don't know what to say. After a couple of biscuits we begin to break the ice, talking about the weather, our favourite (see what I did there!) kinds of fetch balls, the latest frisbee technology, what improvements could be made to rope toys, local walking trails, etc. Then we begin to discuss business. Willow and Holly explain to me how the late doggy Prince Monty is my uncle! His brother (my father) was adopted and taken back to America when they were just young pups. My father met my mother, an American, and she swept him off his paws. As Monty got older he kept trying to locate his brother, because that was the only family he had left. That's when he was able to locate me. Willow tells me that it was always Monty's wish that his next-of-kin take his place as part of the Queen's Royal doggies.
Of course, I am honored to accept. Willow and Holly further explain that this doesn't just mean eating delicious treats made for a king or laying around on the finest dog pillows all day. Sometimes the Royal doggies are called on important missions, like escorting the Queen to the Olympics with James Bond! I understand the importance of such a role. I explain how I continuously escort my mom everywhere, and I'm always vigilant of her safety; so, I'm rather confident in my abilities. Willow tells me that that comes as no surprise, since protecting humans is in my blood. I tell them I am quite eager to accept the position, but I have some conditions that must be met. First, I can't be apart of the Royal doggies unless my sister is to join me. Holly says they aren't fond of large dogs, but if I trust Bärli's expertise then they can accept this condition. Second, my mom and dad have to be able to come with me. Willow says that this will be much more difficult to coordinate. I tell them that these are my conditions, and I can't accept the post without these conditions being met. They say they might be able to get my parents into working on the Royal staff, and I think this is agreeable. My parents will be happy as long as they're with me. We're just finishing up the details of our contract, I'm getting ready to paw my signature...then...I wake up!!!
Well, maybe I'm royalty, or maybe I'm not. But I can always dream! Prince Sippi Konrath, 008!!!
Until that day comes, if it comes, I will be happy to just relax on my fluffy pillow bed, play tug-of-war with my sister, cuddle with my mom and dad, and enjoy my life:-)
Woof woof and cheers!
Sippi
Sometimes I daydream about how my Royal family will find me. I'll be sleeping one afternoon, the door bell will ring, and a human dressed all in black and wearing dark glasses (still don't understand the point of those things) will be at the door. The human will say he is on an important mission from the Queen, and Her Majesty requests my presence immediately! Of course, I will be completely unprepared, but let's face it, I always look spiffy. So, we leave immediately for our important meeting. Upon our arrival to the palace my mom is led to the tea room with some other humans, I am greeted by the doggy butler (a cat named Freddy).
Freddy takes me to the Royal doggy chambers, where I'm greeted by Doggy Princesses Willow and Holly. We talk over bowls of water and biscuits; I'm initially so star-struck that I don't know what to say. After a couple of biscuits we begin to break the ice, talking about the weather, our favourite (see what I did there!) kinds of fetch balls, the latest frisbee technology, what improvements could be made to rope toys, local walking trails, etc. Then we begin to discuss business. Willow and Holly explain to me how the late doggy Prince Monty is my uncle! His brother (my father) was adopted and taken back to America when they were just young pups. My father met my mother, an American, and she swept him off his paws. As Monty got older he kept trying to locate his brother, because that was the only family he had left. That's when he was able to locate me. Willow tells me that it was always Monty's wish that his next-of-kin take his place as part of the Queen's Royal doggies.
Of course, I am honored to accept. Willow and Holly further explain that this doesn't just mean eating delicious treats made for a king or laying around on the finest dog pillows all day. Sometimes the Royal doggies are called on important missions, like escorting the Queen to the Olympics with James Bond! I understand the importance of such a role. I explain how I continuously escort my mom everywhere, and I'm always vigilant of her safety; so, I'm rather confident in my abilities. Willow tells me that that comes as no surprise, since protecting humans is in my blood. I tell them I am quite eager to accept the position, but I have some conditions that must be met. First, I can't be apart of the Royal doggies unless my sister is to join me. Holly says they aren't fond of large dogs, but if I trust Bärli's expertise then they can accept this condition. Second, my mom and dad have to be able to come with me. Willow says that this will be much more difficult to coordinate. I tell them that these are my conditions, and I can't accept the post without these conditions being met. They say they might be able to get my parents into working on the Royal staff, and I think this is agreeable. My parents will be happy as long as they're with me. We're just finishing up the details of our contract, I'm getting ready to paw my signature...then...I wake up!!!
Well, maybe I'm royalty, or maybe I'm not. But I can always dream! Prince Sippi Konrath, 008!!!
Until that day comes, if it comes, I will be happy to just relax on my fluffy pillow bed, play tug-of-war with my sister, cuddle with my mom and dad, and enjoy my life:-)
Woof woof and cheers!
Sippi
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