I am Doodlebug, King of the Olde English Bulldogges.
Sweetie: Lady Human, you need to put more food in my bowl.
Me: How much more?
Sweetie: Ten more kibble pieces.
Me: That’s very precise. Why ten?
Sweetie: That’s the perfect number. Please don’t skimp.
Doodlebug: And squirt another mouthful of water in my bowl.
Me: Your water bowl is almost brimfull.
Doodlebug: It doesn’t slosh quite right.
Sweetie: And it needs to be 4° warmer in the house.
Doodlebug: It needs to be 3 degrees cooler.
Me: You don’t even know what a degree is.
MoonCat: Ignore them, Lady Human. Everything is just right. Except my pillow could be 2 inches higher and my tunafish snack should really be salmon this time of day.
I am Doodlebug, King of the Olde English Bulldogges.
Sweetie: We are still working on relaxing.
Dooedlebug: Things to do to relax: Stretch out as far as you can, legs, neck, ears and tongue. Especially the tongue. Nothing says relaxed like a floppy bulldog tongue.
Sweetie: Don’t forget to yawn. Then immediately take a nap. You are a bulldog, not a working breed. Use that.
MoonCat: Don’t ever let it be said that bulldogs can’t come up with a plan that involves no work. Relax, everyone.
I am Doodlebug, King of the Olde English Bulldogges.
Sweetie: We have decided to relax more. Here are some things we will avoid.
Doodlebug: We do not listen to humans all the time. They do not know what they are talking about and they use words that do not mean what they say. Who needs that?
Sweetie: We try to stay away from human rolling boxes. They move way too fast and usually go to the vet’s office. No fun at all.
Doodlebug: We will continue to ignore clothing, boots, and hats that the humans try to put on us because they think they are cute. Especially hats. No one needs fuzzy bouncy balls attached to their head.
MoonCat: I will relax more by ignoring lists of what bulldogs do to relax more.