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October 30th 06, 02:30 AM
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Molly and Kayla
I'm sitting at the computer and watching the strangest goings on between
these two. Molly is a three year old calico formal feral. She is lucky if she's eight pounds. She spends her days out, but the weather is getting cooler so she is inside more now. Longer than just to sleep and that means entertainment. Kayla is just one year old. About thirty pounds of irrepressible Border Collie. They know they belong to the same family, that they are "related". So there is no fear or aggression between them. Just very different points of view. But they are both bored and they are trying to work out how to play together. Kayla is pushing her tennis ball around the floor and Molly is swatting at it. If Kayla can just learn to keep her oversized paws to herself, they just may work this out yet. Jo 
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October 30th 06, 03:41 AM
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Molly and Kayla
Jo Firey wrote: I'm sitting at the computer and watching the strangest goings on between these two. Molly is a three year old calico formal feral. She is lucky if she's eight pounds. She spends her days out, but the weather is getting cooler so she is inside more now. Longer than just to sleep and that means entertainment. Kayla is just one year old. About thirty pounds of irrepressible Border Collie. They know they belong to the same family, that they are "related". So there is no fear or aggression between them. Just very different points of view. But they are both bored and they are trying to work out how to play together. Kayla is pushing her tennis ball around the floor and Molly is swatting at it. If Kayla can just learn to keep her oversized paws to herself, they just may work this out yet. Jo How cute! And that sounds just like a border collie. They are the *busiest* dogs I have ever been around! Sherry
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October 30th 06, 04:13 PM
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Molly and Kayla
On Mon, 30 Oct 2006 02:30:53 GMT, "Jo Firey"
yodeled: I'm sitting at the computer and watching the strangest goings on between these two. Molly is a three year old calico formal feral. She is lucky if she's eight pounds. She spends her days out, but the weather is getting cooler so she is inside more now. Longer than just to sleep and that means entertainment. Kayla is just one year old. About thirty pounds of irrepressible Border Collie. They know they belong to the same family, that they are "related". So there is no fear or aggression between them. Just very different points of view. But they are both bored and they are trying to work out how to play together. Kayla is pushing her tennis ball around the floor and Molly is swatting at it. If Kayla can just learn to keep her oversized paws to herself, they just may work this out yet. Jo Awww! melts Theresa Stinky Pictures: http://community.webshots.com/album/125591586JWEFwh Make Levees, Not War
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October 30th 06, 05:03 PM
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Molly and Kayla
"Kreisleriana" wrote in message news  On Mon, 30 Oct 2006 02:30:53 GMT, "Jo Firey" yodeled: I'm sitting at the computer and watching the strangest goings on between these two. Molly is a three year old calico formal feral. She is lucky if she's eight pounds. She spends her days out, but the weather is getting cooler so she is inside more now. Longer than just to sleep and that means entertainment. Kayla is just one year old. About thirty pounds of irrepressible Border Collie. They know they belong to the same family, that they are "related". So there is no fear or aggression between them. Just very different points of view. But they are both bored and they are trying to work out how to play together. Kayla is pushing her tennis ball around the floor and Molly is swatting at it. If Kayla can just learn to keep her oversized paws to herself, they just may work this out yet. Jo Awww! melts Theresa So far some rules of engagement seem to have been worked out. Molly doesn't want to be pawed so Kayla must keep all four feet on the floor at all times. This involves crawling around the room. Kayla overreacts to anything that moves, and loses it when anything moves quickly. So Molly flows rather than walking or running. At least for the most part. The rest seems to involve pushing a tennis ball around the room with noses. Molly will forgive chasing the ball. She will not so quickly forgive chasing her royal self. She could apply for work with a bomb squad with the way she has learned not to trigger Kayla's chasing and pouncing. Sam refuses to make the same concession, he comes dashing into the room and jumps up on the counter to eat then gets ****ed because Kayla's nose gets there about half a second after he does. But I'm not so sure he doesn't do it on purpose because she always gets yelled at. Jo
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October 31st 06, 04:34 AM
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Molly and Kayla
Jo Firey wrote:
I'm sitting at the computer and watching the strangest goings on between these two. Molly is a three year old calico formal feral. She is lucky if she's eight pounds. She spends her days out, but the weather is getting cooler so she is inside more now. Longer than just to sleep and that means entertainment. Kayla is just one year old. About thirty pounds of irrepressible Border Collie. They know they belong to the same family, that they are "related". So there is no fear or aggression between them. Just very different points of view. But they are both bored and they are trying to work out how to play together. Kayla is pushing her tennis ball around the floor and Molly is swatting at it. If Kayla can just learn to keep her oversized paws to herself, they just may work this out yet. Awww. I hope they do work it out. -- Marina, Miranda and Caliban. In loving memory of Frank and Nikki. Stories and pics at http://koti.welho.com/mkurten/ Pics at http://uk.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/frankiennikki/ and http://community.webshots.com/user/frankiennikki
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October 31st 06, 09:05 PM
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Molly and Kayla
Jo Firey wrote:
I'm sitting at the computer and watching the strangest goings on between these two. Molly is a three year old calico formal feral. She is lucky if she's eight pounds. She spends her days out, but the weather is getting cooler so she is inside more now. Longer than just to sleep and that means entertainment. Kayla is just one year old. About thirty pounds of irrepressible Border Collie. They know they belong to the same family, that they are "related". So there is no fear or aggression between them. Just very different points of view. But they are both bored and they are trying to work out how to play together. Kayla is pushing her tennis ball around the floor and Molly is swatting at it. If Kayla can just learn to keep her oversized paws to herself, they just may work this out yet. Jo How nice that they are playing together! Best wishes, Polonca and Soncek
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