Well we could…oh, oh I know we could run outside grab all the sticks and stones we can find, bring them in, make Scruffy bark, stir up Bessie and get some treats! How about that!?!?! ~ Bea Pup

Girls, are you sure you’re supposed to be roughhousing? ~ My Margret

Scruffy: I don’t know Bea, she looks kind of scary, I mean look at her she’s so quiet.

My Margret: Girls what are you doing? That’s just the mama duck statue that’s usually by the other side of the table. You’ve seen it a million times. 🤣

Bea: Oh, um sure we knew that!

Scruffy: Huh?!?

Wisdom from the Terrier: always, always, always keep your favorite toy close to you. ~ Scruffy Pup

Zzz I’m dreaming of a game of ball Zzz ~Bea Pup

The question is do I want to carry the ball while I do zoomies OR do I want it to bounce and chase it across the pup pen? ~ Scruffy Pup

I think she caught us ~ Scruffy
Just act natural and follow my lead ~ Bea

Roughhousing? Us? Um…no? ~ Scruffy and Bea Pups

“Bea do you think I’ll ever be as big as you?” ~ Scruffy Pup
“No, Short Stuff but that’s okay because together we make a good team!” ~ Bea Pup

Music soothes the savage beast or in this case the barky Westie. Scruffy who typically loves being in her crate at bedtime has been spending more time in her crate in an effort to limit her activity while recovering from her abdominal surgery 10 days ago. Due to this she spent Wednesday and Thursday nights letting us know in no uncertain terms that enough is enough!
Last night we turned on WGLC 100.1 FM to see if music would help settle her down and it did and she slept through the night! Thank you for the assist! 4 more days and our pup can go back to her normal energy filled activities. But who’s counting.😉

~ Scruffy’s My Margret

Why settle for one or two toys when you can have four of them! ~ Scruffy Pup