Showing posts with label about Chewy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label about Chewy. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 19, 2017

More is Better

Chewy is definitely of the "more is better" school of thought. More food, more treats, more car rides, more petting, and MORE TOYS!

Two toys are more fun when playing tug...


Two squeaky tennis balls is better than one, and three tennis balls is even better:


A content Chewy with two squeaky carrots:


Furballz!


So far, I think Chewy has maxed out at carrying two toys at a time. If he sees a third toy that he wants, he'll drop one or two before trying to get the new one. Whenever he manages to get two toys in his mouth, he gleefully runs to his bed or the couch with his loot! 


Chewy usually doesn't mind sharing, but he sometimes lies on his toys as if to claim them all:


Same pose, little Chewy:


It all started early on!

Saturday, December 17, 2016

Chewy's Rules of Dog Etiquette, Part 1

Chewy lives by his own particular set of rules. Some of his behaviors evolved from things we taught him to do, while others he just decided were proper for a pup!

Rule #1: Sit and you shall receive.

When Chewy was a puppy, we taught him to sit for food and pats. Now, he sits and stares at you to signal that he wants something, such as a treat from the treat jar, a toy from his toy bin (that he's too afraid to dig through on his own), or a bite of what you're eating.

I am sitting. Please share!

Rule #2: Counter surfing is prohibited, but sniffing is allowed.

Chewy has stolen 2 things off the kitchen counter in his lifetime, both when he was a young pup. The first was a single cooked chicken tenderloin from a whole plate that was meant for him, and the other was a ginger root freshly dug from the garden, which he chewed up and hid behind various pieces of furniture. He wasn't reprimanded for stealing from the counter because we didn't discover the thefts until later, but we did train him to stop standing up to check things out. Since then, he has reformed his pilfering ways and now sticks to only sniffing. He'll get his nose as close as possible while keeping all 4 paws on the floor, and if he smells something he thinks is for him, he'll apply Rule #1 and sit and wait.

I smell yum yums!
Rule #3: Don't overstay your welcome.

Thursday, January 30, 2014

The Chewy Home Protection System

Our house is protected by Chewy Home Security Services. Our subscription includes the following premium features:

1. Perimeter surveillance- Chewy is vigilant about keeping watch over our property. His eyes, ears and nose are all on alert for the slightest hint of trouble.




2. Intruder alert- Once the Chewy Home Protection System has detected an intruder, a loud, manly woof warning is issued. Chewy will proceed to stalk any intruders until the threat has been thoroughly assessed.

I heard something.

Known issue: strong winds may trigger false alarms.


3. Visitor sniff-over/greeting- Chewy gives all visitors a good sniff-over. Once they are cleared for entry, Chewy gives them a warm greeting and proceeds to welcome them to the house. He does his best to keep guests entertained and comfortable by doing tricks and bringing toys.

Hello!
Wanna play?

High 10!

Why yes, you may wipe your hands on my fur.


Known issue: all delivery personnel automatically pass Chewy inspection.


4. Portable system- The Chewy Home Protection System is completely portable, so you can take it with you wherever you go. All you need are some treats, toys and water to ensure continuous operation.

     A. Car security- An anti-theft system can be activated to protect your belongings.


Guarding groceries


No one will dare to steal your car


     B. Hotel room security- Chewy will make sure your hotel room is safe for your overnight stay. An alert
             will be issued when strangers pass by the door.




Cost: 300 bellyrubs/month
A small fee for superior home protection!

Tuesday, January 21, 2014

Introducing Chewy

Hi! I'm Jessica, and this is my puppy brother, Chewy.


You may have noticed that he has four tongue spots. The internet says they are the dog equivalent of freckles. I think they add character.

Chewy is always ready for adventure,


isn't afraid to get his paws dirty,


and will request bellyrubs whenever he sees fit. Which is all the time.


He is guardian of the giant magical food box...


and also watches over the neighborhood in his spare time.


He likes to sniff,


hog toys,


and bring home giant sticks.


Most of all, Chewy loves to chew.



We hope you will enjoy reading about our adventures. Thanks for visiting!