First, I'd like to say I'm sorry for not being around the blogosphere much. I've been very busy with music performances and rehearsals, and haven't had time to post or visit everyone. It's not a bad problem to have, but I do miss reading everyone's posts on a regular basis.
Here's today's story:
Our German Shepherd, Schultz, has a special talent for decorating. When he was a puppy, he used to take the vent register covers off and put his dog food bowls in them. It was quite artistic. I thought he had lost his talent, because he hadn't done anything like that in a while.
I was wrong.
The other day, I looked out my window and saw a very strange sight. White things were sticking up all over my back yard.
Curious, I went to investigate. Do you know what they were? Dog bones! Schultz had arranged all his bones so that they stuck up vertically in the grass. It looked like a bone cemetery.
I have no idea how long it took him to do that, but he seemed pretty pleased with his work. He stood there, wagging his tail.
Apparently, he has a lot of time on his paws. Maybe I should put him to work cleaning my house!
Before I go, I'd like to wish a Happy Valentine's Day to all who celebrate it!
Clever dog there Sherry, Pleased your music is going well.
ReplyDeleteYvonne.
Schultz is a clever dog!
Deletelol that is a talent indeed. One way for him to stay busy too
ReplyDeleteI should have taken a picture of it.
DeleteSounds like a creative dog!
ReplyDeleteHe certainly is.
DeleteNow that's impressive! Get him a spot on stupid pet tricks, stat.
ReplyDeleteI bet he'd be famous for it.
DeleteHi, dear Sherry!
ReplyDeleteI have a feeling Bubba might have given Schultz a helping hand with the decorating. It seems like the kind of stunt your son would pull. :) If Schultz did it all by himself, then I'd try to catch him in the act. If you could get a video of him it arranging his bones it would surely go viral on You/Tube!
Happy Valentine's Day, dear friend!
My son wasn't home, so it was all Schultz. I would have loved to see him in action.
DeleteHope you had a great Valentine's Day!
Cute..he does sound very creative!.. and pleased with his work:)
ReplyDeleteHappy Valentine's Day to you too
He is certainly a creative animal.
DeleteInteresting dog! Happy Valentine's Day
ReplyDeleteHe's a smart one.
DeleteClever dog :)
ReplyDeleteHappy Valentine's day ! Any youtube uploads of your concerts?
I haven't seen any from videos people might have taken. If I find some, I'll let you know.
DeleteA bone cemetery? Clever canine!
ReplyDeleteBut when it comes to creativity, Schultz will never outdo Bubba. Imagine a creative collaboration between those two?
Anything those two would do together would be over the top!
Deletetwas probably a sign for you to make him a bone soup, but you didn't get it, poor Schultzie :)
ReplyDeleteI'll give him a bucket of water and he can make his own bone soup.
DeleteOMGosh. That's hilarious.
ReplyDeleteDid you tell your family your Valentine's name?:)
No, I didn't.
DeleteI hope the rehearsals and performances have been good!
ReplyDeleteNow that is something I have never heard of a dog doing before! Fascinating! Your dog certainly keeps things exciting. :)
Happy Valentine's Day!
~Jess
They've been going well.
DeleteMy dog is certainly an interesting character.
Storing food during the winter. Part wolf, I guess. LOL! ;)
ReplyDeleteHe looks a little wolf-like.
DeleteGood job, Schultz! He's a certified yard decorator. That's so cute.
ReplyDeleteI wonder how much money he could earn if he started his own business.
DeleteShultz is such a smart doggie. Happy Valentine's Day. ❤️ :-)
ReplyDeleteSchultz is a smart one. Hope you had a great Valentine's Day!
DeleteI'd say that's quite an achievement.
ReplyDeleteHappy Valentine's Day, Sherry!
I agree. Hope you had a nice Valentine's Day!
DeleteWow he is talented Sherry... Happy Valentines to you and your family xox
ReplyDeleteHis talent is amazing. Hope you had a great Valentine's Day.
DeleteIt's too bad you didn't have a camera set up to catch him doing that. That would have been something to see.
ReplyDeleteI know. I really should have taken a picture of it, but I didn't think of it.
DeleteThat sounds cool. I hope you took a picture.
ReplyDeleteI didn't. I wish I had, though.
DeleteClever dog!
ReplyDeleteOur German Shepherd's talents are in acting. Her specialty is acting like a poor, abandoned, abused dog who has been locked out of the house for months. (Real time, 5 minutes)
Haha! Sounds like she's quite a character.
DeleteMy dog just destroys things. Yours builds. What a time to be alive.
ReplyDeleteMy dog used to destroy things. He got into too much trouble doing that, so he's learned that building is much better.
DeleteWhat a creative dog you have! He should be very pleased with himself.
ReplyDeleteHe always looks pleased with his accomplishments.
DeleteHow marvelous of Schultz! Maybe he was trying to please one of his doggy girlfriends. :) Hope you had a wonderful Valentine's Day!
ReplyDeleteI'm sure the Golden Retriever in the other neighborhood would have been most impressed!
DeleteSounds like you have a very artistic dog. I wonder what he's trying to tell you. ;-)
ReplyDeleteProbably that I should get him some sculpting materials and paint so he can keep himself busy making artistic masterpieces.
DeleteMy goodness, everyone in your household is so wonderfully creative. Schultz obviously doesn't read too many murder mysteries though as he obviously doesn't know the first thing about burying theevidence.
ReplyDeleteI should give him some books to read. Or not. He'd probably eat them.
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