As many of you know, when Daisy was
inflicted upon me brought into the house, she was all about bitey-face, and while I am a bitey-face aficionado of old, I am also a more more mature girl than I was in my early days, and enjoy a good snooze on the couch as much as a round of bitey-face. So, while I still have grave concerns about my risk for puppy cooties from the latest addition to our mayhem, Lucy-fur, I am more than happy to let Daisy and Lucy-Fur bitey each other while I stay out of the way.
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| Lucy may only have little teeth at this point, but she's more than happy to show them off! |
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| Lucy attempts to determine if the Geneva Convention allows attacking a target when the target is rolling in the grass. |
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| Lucy holds the low ground. |
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| Lucy doesn't seem to be too bothered by all of Daisy's sparkling white teeth. |
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| This is either bitey-face or a dental exam. I'm not sure which! |
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| My, what big teeth you have! |
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| Holding the low ground doesn't always seem to work. |
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| Apparently attacking when your opponent is rolling on the ground is NOT against the Geneva Convention. |
And then there's this....
We had a spa day yesterday, so more photos later!
*kissey face*
-Saint Fiona the Patient, Crazy Daisy, and Lucy-Fur
3 comments:
The game of "bitey face" can be a little complicated, and sometimes staying out of the way is best! --But it does look like fun!! :-)
hello fiona and daisy and lucy its dennis the vizsla dog hay hmm that reeminds me of a song!!! bitey fayse bitey fayse biting butts and evryplayse luk owt!!!! heer comes the bitey fayse!!!! or sumthing like that!!! ok bye
What great photos! I love the "holding the low ground" strategy!
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