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Snake Toy BDay Present

DateMonday, March 28, 2011 at 11:34AM

Thanks goes to Mary, Terri & Sparky for such a grand present. Guess who is playing with MY birthday present and what better present can there be for a human than one for her dawgs, especially this human.

Everyone is having a grand time with it but especially Abigail. Maybe it's in the genes. :-)

I just love watching them play, make music and hide it from each other. Yeah, they try to hide it in the crates thinking the others can't get it. Yeah, right.

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My Havanese loves playing with snake as well ! She prefers it a lot more than anything else. After our dinner time, she makes it a habit sitting in front of the toy drawer staring at us asking for the snake. If we offer something else, she will turn her head away. I also thought it is in their genes.

March 28, 2011 | Unregistered Commenterjenny

Jenny: How grand. Got any photos of that?

March 28, 2011 | Unregistered CommenterDarlah Potechin

sorry we seldom take pictures....
It is a 2 feet wooden snake with segments - 'very mobile' when you shake it.
Hold it high, Molly will hop on the 55cm inflated exercise ball, on her hind legs to get it. The ball is stabilized. Or if the snake goes left and right of the ball, Molly will jump OVER the ball to get it. It is a crazy game that she likes. I wish I could invent some new games to play with her. She looks bored and lonely without a playmate, and she does not seem enjoying playing by herself, probably only for
half a minute...

March 30, 2011 | Unregistered Commenterjenny

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