Swiss Ball 🔵 up on the grass Poppy, Charlie & Bindi get the first boop!!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ก.ย. 2024
- Swiss Ball 🔵 up on the grass Poppy, Charlie & Bindi get the first boop, Charley joins the chase & builds up his courage to get a boop as well, Bridget sits and watches while Charley, Obi, Louis, Lucy, Biscuit, Bindi, Poppy & Charlie zig & zag around either after the ball or each other.
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Brought tears to my eyes seeing Charley join in been bit apprehensive but today was great. Poppy only know one speed ... full on flat out they are so cute. Owning Poppy and Charlie must be pure joy 24/7
Love it when Poppy and Bindi tag team the Swiss Ball one on one side, the other on the other side. Little Charley wants in. Calling Foul on the ref Adam, picking up Poppy and taking her out of play. Lucy is so very good with the littles. You got to love Lucy. Great day, great fun! 🐶💕
LOVELY ❗🌹😍 🌹
Love watching a dog like Charlie starting to join in with his new friends😊😊😊
I could watch Poppy boop the Swiss ball all day - which is how long this amazing little power-girl could smash it around the court. Charley idolises Poppy as the boss of the wash, and so he follows her until he's pooped. The pack is so adorable and each one is so smoochy, but Poppy owns Swiss ball . When Adam momentarily takes her out of the game to give the others a chance, the momentum stops. Then she's back in the game, and the pack energy rachets up. But finally, she's the last player standing, the queen of Swiss ball Wimbledon.
I've never heard the term 'boss of the wash.' Where does that come from? Charley's doing so well, it's such a pleasure. Is he different at home, with the newfound confidence he's learned at Daycare?
@saraseale2364 Sara, the catchphrase "Boss of the wash" began with a 1970s TV commercial for a washing machine. It was adopted in Australia as slang for anyone who runs the show, knows what they're doing. Charley is a cuddly, affectionate sweetheart to live with, and after 8 months out of his kennel stud isolation, he's learning that humans can be well-meaning, trustworthy. He is still learning to play with them. He's had no play interaction at all with people until HT, which is why he plays ball by himself. "Fetch" isn't and may never be in his vocabulary, but neither is " Bite", so we're ahead of the game.🙂HT days help to widen his trust circle, and oh so importantly, he experiences a happiness that he's never known.
@@elizabethwalter5744 Elizabeth, thank you! One of the funnest things about watching The Farm/Happy Tails/Doggy Days and Farm Stays...is the slang. One of the first things I learned is to say "I'm cheering for him/her" instead of "I'm rooting for him/her." As the latter might suggest something else.🙂So Charley came from a puppy making business? Do you know how old he is? Then it's extra special to see him learning about the world/people with such loving and fun and gentle humans. We're all...cheering for him.
@saraseale2364 You have nailed everything, including " cheering" lolol. And you yourself are a marvellous cheerleader for all these dear doggies. Charley will be 5 in August. He thanks you for your support. Oh Canada, indeed!❤️
The Littles chase the Swiss Ball...and sometimes the Swiss Ball chases the Littles.🙂Go, Charley! And Poppy's like..."put me in, Coach!"🙂('cause it's not fair when the Coach can pick you up and tuck you under his arm!🙂)❤🤍❤Love from Ottawa.❤🤍❤