I Think Dud is trying to tell me something

[Jeni D]

I think Dudley has decided it's either GoCorgi or him...and he's not going down without a fight
As I was sitting here, checking the new posts, some old posts, and reading a bit of the news on another forum, Dudley started jumping at my arm. Now, sometimes, this means that he needs to go potty outside, which I'm all for himletting me know, so I don't scold him. I pushed him off a few times, and I finally get annoyed. I look down to find that Dudley has brought me not one, but five of his toys, laid them at my feet, and looked up at me with his big ears perked all the way up and his head cocked to the side. I really wish I had had my camera.
So, I don't know, what do you think he was trying to let me know?

[Lady's Daddy]

Lady doesn't like to be ingnored either. If I'm paying attention to one of my cats, she acts real funny doing her funny growl and sometimes runnin around like a chicken with its head cut off. Like I've said before, she'll be sleeping or trying to take a nap with me on the couch and if I get up, she'll get up and follow me to where I am going. It's just an attention thing. I think Corgis really want to be the center of your universe and when they are not they don't like it. I know that when I get on the website or if I play video games and my whole attention is on those things, she more often than not will lay down and relax or take a nap until I'm done. I don't know if it is a good training practice to ignore them for awhile so that they don't get so needy, but why would you want to ignore those short legs and fluffy butt. JR

[corgimom]

You MUST play with him Jeni - he is calling you!

linda

[Chip's Mom]

Chip has started laying on "top" of his crate which is right in front of the sofa where I watch Animal Rescue at night and stares at me. I pet him and love on him off and on and talk to him during the whole show. My husband says he only lays there when I am home. They are attention getters.

[Fluffypants]

Too funny Jeni!