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Just for starters here are three images I have on the subject:-I had just let my girl in from her morning break. It's a weekend so my normal routine of getting ready to leave is broken, so I'm not in the kitchen where she expects me to be after she had a good long drink of water. Instead I've curled up underneath the blankets back in the bedroom, hearing her parade through the house I make a game of it, pulling the covers almost over my head so that I can only see part of the doorway. At this point, she's checked out the bedroom twice before, each time all I saw was a pair of perked ears, this time though she spots me and melts before my eyes. Her ears go back, out comes her canine smile and she she saunters up to and jumps on the bed, where, of course a major scritch fest occurs!-Another dog... I had not been back home in over a year. He and I had been inseperable when I was growing up but we had thought for his sake, he should stay home when I moved away. Now whenever I come home, the same ritual occurs. He sort of sideways walks towards me, wagging, and wriggling as only a golden can, and he makes these soft purr-like vocalizations while he's doing it. This continues for several minutes even when I bend down to greet him properly.-And another... We had known each other for all her life, again, inseperable. In our woodland trapsings we had come across a paticularly gorgeous spot in the woods. It was like a 60 foor diameter island in the middle of several beaver ponds. You couldnt see it from far away, but from within it, you could see everything else since the stand of pine trees had kept the encroaching brush clear. I remember scores of afternoons where, after she had had her fill of exploration that day, we lay there staring up at the blue sky or stars next to one another. For me, that was spiritual peace, seclusion and saftey rolled into one...TK
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I would give a few instances.They just got up and want me to take them out for a walk:I sleep in the bedroom while the dogs in the next room specially designed for them.They search for me in the bedroom If I am not there then know I would either be in the bath or in the dining room reading newspaper. The male dane first lets out a bark or two just to let me know he is there. If I dont respond he comes and straches at the door. If I am still not responding he sits while the other 3 run downstairs to check me out if. They run straight to the dinning room, there I am reading the newspaper, the all there come and sit in front of me and let out a little moaning sounds, If I dont repond they come in a submissive posture and lick my toes. If I dont rise up they start playing with my paper seemingly saying that it is enough and they want to go out now. If I say no they start playing with each other if I even make the slighest move to stand up they come rushing at me trying to huyyr me up, hearing the commosion they dane comes down and greets me with his legs on my shoulders and a lick to my face then the runs towards the door and would stands near the door scratching it in a way to say he is ready. I put the leash on and take them out. I am returning from university:They hear the car sound are all are at the door even before I park the car, all start barking in excitement, If I take long they start scratching at door. This is about the only time even when they dis obey my mother no matter what she says they continue. When She opens the door out comes the 4 runnign towards the car, If I have am out of the car by the they jump on the bannet, put their legs up on the window and what not, they even try and open the window. They know not to scratch on the car so they restrain themselves from doing it but otherwise they do every other thing they know to get me out. The moment I am out I am like Fred Flinstone but I am put up with 4 dogs in great mood trying to get me in the same frame of mind. No matter how serious I might be their acts bring smile to my faceThey want to play:No matter where I am they seek me out, Say I am before the Tv, They purpusfully stand before it blocking my view, When I say out of the way they just leave just to return after a few seconds, sometimes they come right to the sofa and settle down right next to me and try to get me up, they lick, nibble runn here and there just to catch my attention. Once The male rotty even managed to pull the plug off the socket, Though It was funny I couldn'tt encourage it so I just gave him a harsh no and a few slashes on his face.I think these are there 3 of the most expressive moments on a regular day.
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