Just look at that sweet face. Would you believe that this is the face of a hunter? My four month old Fezzik has the heart of a giant - but who would think that the genes in this little guy's show dog background camouflage a brave hunter?I can't share photos from our adventure yesterday because it happened at dusk - outside - and I didn't have my camera. We'd only gone out for a potty break (Fezzik and Kes, not me). I'll just share the essence of what happened and let you use your imagination...
"Fezzy. Remember the story Mom read to you about how the little corgi got lost chasing a rabbit into the woods?""Yes, Mom. I remember. Little Dog Lost. You read it to me so I'd be careful."
"You were so brave, Fezzy. I watched you freeze in your tiny, puppy tracks when you saw our resident bunny in the yard yesterday for the first time. It was so cute to see your hunter's instinct take over. You dropped into a low crouch, and slowly walked away from me and toward our bunny."
"I wasn't scared, Mom. I knew you were there if it came after me. I'd never seen a bunny before. It didn't even run away!"
"Fezzy. Mom just giggled when you sat down, growled your Big Boy growl and then barked your brave bark. You sure told that bunny a thing or two."
"Bunny didn't seem very bothered, Mom."
"It's ok, Little One. Bunny's never met a brave corgi puppy before. I'm sure that next time you bark, he'll show a little more respect...and Mom will try not to giggle."
PS. Don't worry, Shell. No bunnies were harmed in the making of this adventure.
Hi Donna, That's the CUTEST STORY EVER!!! LOVE your Pup, what a Cutie!
ReplyDeleteHugs to you, Donna
Hello Donna
ReplyDeleteI am new to your blog but I was lucky enough to find you when you got this gorgeous fur baby such a cute face and having two dogs of my own I can vividly imagine his antics give him a big hug for me won't you?
Raewyn
Awww, thats just so sweet, what a wonderful little fella he is.
ReplyDeleteToo Cute - I'm glad the bunny made it :)
ReplyDeleteah! he will get some respect as a hunter one day soon...hehehe! so glad it didn't end how I pictured it...his face is so cute and innocent....
ReplyDeleteIf that's not the cutest little face!!! I can just see him crouched down ready to take on the bunny. Your story was adorable!!
ReplyDeleteJane
It just doesn't get any cuter than that! Have a fun day, Donna!
ReplyDeleteDonna, what a precious face with those bright eyes and perky ears. Fezzik is adorable! He has stollen my heart for sure.
ReplyDeleteCute story. I bet he is going to have lots of fun chasing about with the resident bunny.
Enjoy your day with your little corgis. ~ Sarah
Now that was such a cute story. I just loved it. I am totally in love with your new fur child, Fezzik. I can't tell my fur child though she thinks I only have eyes for her.
ReplyDeleteDee, that is so sweet!!! Good to know that no bunnies were harmed, I thought of Shell right away, ha ha, I sort of gasped when I saw the picture but then I was relieved as I read on!!!! You do tell a great story!!!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Mags
Awww, such a sweet photo and story! I am so grateful no bunnies or puppies were harmed during the adventure. Have a wonderful weekend!
ReplyDeleteLook at that face !!! He looks so sweet...I bet the bunny was just thinking how cute he was.
ReplyDeleteOH Donna luckly bunnie all I can't say I wish I could say the same for a baby bird this spring, but I could stop her Willow had got it she drop it as soon as I said no but the damage was done.... she was so upset her little face looked up to say what did I do? and she pushed it with her nose to see if it would move again....then with head down went into the house..... it nearly broke my heart
ReplyDeleteAwwww! I am in love with that brave little man.
ReplyDeleteHe isn't a hunter at all, but a friend to the bunnies and the creatures of the wild. He will protect them from harm and they will have many good conversations. He growled to warn the bunny of a human.
ReplyDeleteThere was peace and love in the world and they all lived happily ever after.
You know I love a happy ending. :)
xx, shell
My oh my, I love your blog. I especially love your four legged family members too. Its hard to let go of the family members that have passed. we are constantly calling Phoebe our yellow lab, Maggie after our chocolate lab. We also have a chow mix William Wallace, that we catch ourselves calling him Gandolf after my Scottie.
ReplyDeleteI love all you needle work. You are a wonderful needlework artist.
I will be back often.
Jan
Aw, what a sweet looking pup! I love your story! I could just visualize it all!
ReplyDeleteBlessigns,
Sandra
That Fez, He's a Keeper!!
ReplyDeleteOh, yeah.....I see a lot of hunting in Fezz's future. Our dogs go crazy when they see a squirrel or bunny outside the fence but they would have no idea what to do if they caught one. They track them all over the yard but have never come nose to nose with them. I love th epics of your little guy....
ReplyDelete★Linda★
What a SWEET little story. That face is just way too cute. :) His first meeting with a bunny. :) Theresa
ReplyDeleteOh the things we see,
ReplyDeletewhen we go out to pee!
Yes, we have adventures in the backyard with rabbits and deer. I will say "Rabbit! Rabbit!" and off the dogs go barking! One day I said that when deer where in the backyard. The dogs took off barking away and when they saw those deer....the dogs froze like statues. I guess they thought those rabbits had done a lot of growing since they last saw them!
Debbie