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Identification Dog: Floppy Toy Identification

July 13, 2009 by Ty 23 Comments

Identification dog

I’m practicing scientific identification with no tail. But I need help on this one. Maybe one of those ornerybirdathologists could help. My daddy says that my floppy turkey toy isn’t really a turkey. But if not, what is it?

Here is what I know. My floppy toy has webbed feet

floppy toy

And its legs are kind of long

dog toy floppy

It gots a tiny little beak and beady eyes

floppy toy corgi

And it doesn’t have any wings

Floppy bird toy

It tastes a bit like furry doggie breath and sometime like the Molly. Help me identify my floppy bird! What do you think it is?

Filed Under: Identification Dog, Play Tagged With: Home, Identification Dog, Play, Toys, Ty

The Magic Cone

July 2, 2009 by Ty 2 Comments

I gots a magic cone. It reflects lights off of the edge and it magically picks up my toys. Here it has my tennis ball.

dog tennis ball

It also took my floppy turkey. I could only get a leg.

turke toy

Mommy said that she going to get a turkey leg at Taste of Chicago on Friday. I hope she won’t be disappointed, because from my experience turkey legs are kind of skinny and furry.

Filed Under: Home, Play Tagged With: Home, Play, Toys, Ty

Happy Daddy’s Day!

June 21, 2009 by Ty 5 Comments

Today is Daddy’s Day. I lurves my Daddy, so I sat in his lap and played squirm bucket with him.  When I play squirm bucket, first I put my ears back:

corgi dog

then I squirm and put my ears up!

corgi puppy

Then I lick Daddy’s ear. That makes Daddy happy. See?

ty's daddy

I like making Daddy happy. Happy Daddy’s Day!!!!!

Filed Under: Daddy, Home, Play Tagged With: Daddy, Play, Ty

I Likes Penguins

June 4, 2009 by Ty 5 Comments

I gots this new floppy penguin toy. It doesn’t have any stuffing, so me and the Molly can’t open it up and make a mess for the roomba friends to clean up. I like to shake it and throw it around.

penguin floppy dog toy

I tried real hard to shred the penguin, but I couldn’t do it.  I don’t want to make the roomba friends bored, so I’ll find a different way to make a mess for them.

Filed Under: Home, Play, Roombas Tagged With: Play, Roombas, Toys, Ty

Working for my Dinner

May 29, 2009 by Ty 6 Comments

I go to doggie school and they say there that dogs should have jobs to keep our brains busy. So I guess that’s why Mommy and Daddy make me work for my dinner. I don’t mind. I won’t eat out of my puppy bowl anyway, I prefer to steal the Molly’s food.

My job is removing foods from the ropey bottle toy or the tricky treat ball. Today I will show you how to get foods out of the ropey bottle toy. It is the green bottle in the picture (the tricky treat ball is also shown there).

Food dog toy

Daddy said at first that I couldn’t do it, but I showed him!  First you tip the bottle over and push the rubber ropey part inside of it.

Bottle toy for dogs

Then, you pull the rubber ropey back out.

Ty's puppy bottle toy

That makes foods come out and then you eat them!

dog food toys

I gets lots of foods out of my ropey bottle. The Molly doesn’t get any though, because she doesn’t know how to work it, and little dogs with no tails don’t share very well.

Filed Under: Home, Play, Training Tagged With: Food, Play, Toys, Training, Ty

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