I am sad to report that the bouvier was the vicitim of a fierce attack by a neighbourhood coward. As we waited at the stoplight at Yew and Cornwall, a large dog also sitting at the light noticed Teddy and lunged at him teeth bared to the wind. A fragile Teddy fell to the ground as the beast raged a top until the owner was able to pry it off. Luckily the Bou sports a thick coat these days, and the beast was only able to get one notable tooth piercing into him. He was a little shaken after the incident since of course he had no idea how to respond - completely unaware he is capable of similar rage, furry and injury! I gave him a big hug and we returned home where he insisted on cuddling. The courageous Bou is now resting and doing well. Gifts and money will be accepted in lieu of condolences. Thanks in advance for your generous contributions.
5 comments:
What did he look like, I'll run him over with my car.
Uh, that comment was me.
- Hugh
Poor little Bouvier!
Poor Teddy. What a vicious creature the other must have been! My symssssssssssssspathies!
Poor Teddy!
He's a lover, not a fighter - that much has been clear since the beginning of the Teddy era.
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