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Fun at Pet Movers

This is my 3rd post today!! haha

Well, that's because the first 2 were about yesterday. this one's for today. Twas a normal sunday morning, sleeping in, trying to ignore chewy's repeated cries for breakfast till 9.15am... no, we aren't bad parents, just rather slack and lazy. walked chewy to the police station which is i duuno, 1 km away? and they refused to let her in. now i know how the pet owners feel, you get shut out of everything indoors except for your house and the pet stores! REALLY! like my dearest chewy who's trained to pee and poo at the right spot, will dirty their floors! she wouldn't even do it on grass! STUPID ASSES!Anyway, this area is full of ppl who don't like dogs, so i won't even bother hurling abuses at them.

So this is supposed to be a nice entry... so here goes...

we brought chewy to pet movers in the afternoon, to have a look at the obedience classes. i'd been persuaded that my dog which is of an intelligent breed should be trained well. (cos apparently dogs of the other kind (read: not so clever type) doesn't require training cos they are so scared of a little reprimand. ) chewy has been fairly receptive to the type of training we do at home, but she certainly needs to learn to listen to us when we're out, cos there're so many distractions out there e.g. cars, other dogs and cats etc...

so we went. and saw. and wasn't too impressed with the rather violent method they taught. then we let her off her leash to interact with her doggie frens. she was shy at first, but she got bolder and bolder later on and even ventured to sniff out other dogs. she was even checked out by several dogs, including some huge dogs, which we quickly plucked her out of the other dog's noses, just to ensure she doesn't get "bullied" by those horny male dogs. hao-e was rather protective of chewy, i must say. and he swiftly scooped her up when he thought the other dog was too aggressive (swoonz. our hero!)

so chewy made some frens, and we heard loads of nice things others said bout chewy, like how pretty she is, how cute etc.. felt good to be there, cos at last we had somewhere which welcomed us, and ppl who thought chewy was a cute animal, not the plague! bought her her fav lamb and rice and a new supplement for her coat, and boro biscuits which she loves and an inspirational poster for hao-e (with penguins that jumped into the cold glacial waters).

went off to siglap for dinner after and borrowed more DVDs. haha. we've no life outside chewy and church and DVDs. so what??
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