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What are your companions' favourite activities?

My 5 month old pup likes to annoy other dogs and people he sees. He genuinely considers it as a game.
 
Ah, activities...

He pumping to me out of bed at night when se stretching, even though it's not very large; blessings, and facehugging.
 
Does anyone else have 'blanket game' with their dog/s?
.. where you throw a blanket over them.. and they bark and pretend-bite through the blanket?
.. then you pull the blanket off and bounce a couple times...
.. then blanket back on, more barking underneath it and pretend biting at whatever you put in front of them..
I think it's an imagination game for them.

Or are my pups just.. unique?
 
Qui3t said:
Does anyone else have 'blanket game' with their dog/s?
.. where you throw a blanket over them.. and they bark and pretend-bite through the blanket?
.. then you pull the blanket off and bounce a couple times...
.. then blanket back on, more barking underneath it and pretend biting at whatever you put in front of them..
I think it's an imagination game for them.

Or are my pups just.. unique?
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Sounds cute 😊
 
Yowling his fucking head off, constantly. He especially likes doing it at night and waking me up, after having made it hard to fall asleep because he was yowling.
 
Destruction of anything and everything in sight. Wild bunnies move onto my property. Massacred. I buy a bed for them. Destroyed. toys last hours, not days. My sanity, dwindling. But they have each other. Kidding, they fight all the time for no reason. Huskies may be adorable, but I'm ready to go back to big goofy, happy dogs. Great Danes and St Bernards.
 
Few pages ago I mentioned about my actual pets (two cats) activities. But for some reason I forgot to write about my beloved Wolfie and his activities before he crossed rainbow bridge.
Wolfie was very energetic but also gentle, loyal and obedient towards me. He loved chasing birds and fetch small objects like balls or branches. Physically he was slightly bigger than normal GSD's. Probably one of his grandparents was different large breed. That means my doggie wasn't 100% pure german shepherd.

Wolfie's hunting nature caused me some problems sometimes. Once he pulled me to big puddle in winter season and I soaked wet totally. Another time he jumped on bully girl who attacked me in town shopping centre. We had to run away quickly to prevent drama escalation. But that was rare extreme incidents.
Normally at home, Wolfie had rubber duck toy to Go&Fetch play. When he was alone home, always took my shoes or blouses to his bedding. That was funny but I never had problem with that. Looks like my smell helped him to stay alone when I was out of home. Also he hated smell of cigs (sneezing like hell!) and drunken strangers. He was always on duty as my guardian and followed me at home everywhere. 🐺

Together we had lot of activities - of course! Mostly hugs, cuddles, jumping, humping, dancing, some tricks and of course more intimate "plays" haha 🥰
 
My boy is a husky, growing up some of our favourite activities were to hike/trek ( still are). The outdoors gave enough space for him to just expel that boundless energy and chase butterflies or birds. I do run and he is my constant companion , even motivation on days when i am being lazy or tad uncertain. I think one of his 'favourite' activity clearly is to follow me everywhere and he knows when to stop too,he watches/follows my movements. He does help me when i am around my plants listening to me talk and work on the plant bed or soil or whatever. Of course, we do cuddle a lot, dance to music, just sit quiet and no talk. Many such moments
 
Being outdoors, having a run or just a walk anything active, they like to play tug of war, and I try to play with them sometimes.
 
My kitties are wild, well two of them are. The third's favorite activity is sleeping, with eating a close second. He's a lovebug though, can never get enough butt scratches.

The other two, brother and sister, enjoy tormenting eachother as siblings often do. Sister goes bonkers over the feather wand toy, and tries to hide it like prey if I forget to put it up high enough that she can't jump and grab it. Her brother destroys the little crinkle ball toys and catnip mice.. so much... There is fuzzy mouse gut stuffing everywhere.. and he's so proud about it whenever he destroys one. They both also love yoweling at 2am.

All three of enjoy share the favorite activity of watching anyone in the bathroom if the door isn't locked. Our largest cat is part maine coon, and can reach the handle, and unfortunately smart enough to turn it enough to push the door open. I don't understand their fascination... Maybe because we don't use a litter box like they do? Who knows.
 
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