The worlds greatest dog, thats what we call him anyway. After reading Marley and Me (a gift from my hubby Adam) I have a greater appreciation for the hard work and diligance one must have and that we put forth everyday just chasing a dog around and digging random objects out of his mouth. Lesson 1: research and know what kind of lab one is buying. American vs. English; the difference is far more than an accent. Lesson 2: lock and bolt all doors where you may have a object of any value whatsoever or just trash. Lesson 3: when having a baby buy enough pacifiers for the baby and the dog!
After 2 surgeries in the first 7 mos of life Mongo is an expert at hunting down and swallowing large objects. With the introduction of Camden he has discovered even more fun things... like pacifiers and bottles. It took him about a month to truly find the joy in these two things, but now he is mastering of the art of search and destroy missions. To date we have suffered one entire bottle casualty and 3 pacifiers. Now to his credit, I have not found the bottle evidence, however I cant find the bottle. Mongo is still having bm's and eating his food so if its in his gut, its not bothering him all that bad.
Mellow on the other hand is the older wiser one, she just hidesout in our room and sleeps on the bed all day... with age does come wisdom.
Today Adam has to go to a xmas gift exchange for volleyball, yes christmas party now... I know... its vball... dont ask... we were wrapping his secret Santa gift and decided to see what Mongo would do with the empty wrapping paper roll...
Here is what became of the innocent cardboard tube
all in all total time of destruction = 25 seconds like I said 'Worlds greatest dog'
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