When I was little we had two Westies. We spent a few hours arguing over who stole the bacon off the table until we caught one of the little westies in the act a few months later. They did not do it often but it was always pretty amazing when they did. How do little dogs get stuff off the counter/table tops, when there are items nearby to give them a boost?
Salami and cream cheese on a bagel, Yesterday. Hubby’s lunch, he pushed it as far back on the counter as he could. Apparently not far enough. NOT HAPPY! hahaha!
Aliscia Wood
When I was little we had two Westies. We spent a few hours arguing over who stole the bacon off the table until we caught one of the little westies in the act a few months later. They did not do it often but it was always pretty amazing when they did. How do little dogs get stuff off the counter/table tops, when there are items nearby to give them a boost?
JAM
Salami and cream cheese on a bagel, Yesterday. Hubby’s lunch, he pushed it as far back on the counter as he could. Apparently not far enough. NOT HAPPY! hahaha!
connie
when there’s a will there’s a way! lol look at the determination on that little face.
Jasini
No he isn’t.
Sadie Powell
My doxie Sadie will do the same thing, so we have a standing rule that ALL chairs must be pushed in before leaving food on the table!
COMPUTIAC
Its the lips, its always the lips.
They get close as they can, then they stretch their lips to grab on to it.
Turkey is the ultimate prize.
Steve Bowen
Our dachsie Skittles learned to push chairs out from under the table to use them to get on the table. We can’t leave anything edible on the table.