Sophia had grown accustomed to a pair of pillows in her wicker basket. It had been an idea of my daughter
Emmanuelle. But
Fitzroy believes that pillows are not for sleeping on; they're for tearing apart.
Here's a photo of Fitzroy playing with a doormat, taken from a first-floor window:
Did I say "playing"? Here's what the doormat looked like this afternoon:
Fortunately, Fitzroy lives outside, day and night. By now, he has destroyed almost everything that was offering. So, I'm hoping that things will improve from now on. The relationship between the two dogs is excellent.
Fitzroy is constantly challenging Sophia to jousting competitions, but Sophia's weight and size advantage mean that she's always in control of the situation. Meanwhile, Fitzroy tries out every combat strategy he can imagine, and only stops his jousting when he's exhausted.
Here's a photo of Fitzroy playing with a doormat, taken from a first-floor window:
Did I say "playing"? Here's what the doormat looked like this afternoon:
Fortunately, Fitzroy lives outside, day and night. By now, he has destroyed almost everything that was offering. So, I'm hoping that things will improve from now on. The relationship between the two dogs is excellent.
Fitzroy is constantly challenging Sophia to jousting competitions, but Sophia's weight and size advantage mean that she's always in control of the situation. Meanwhile, Fitzroy tries out every combat strategy he can imagine, and only stops his jousting when he's exhausted.
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