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Puppy Head Gains Ten Pounds - 04-25-2008, 03:32 PM

I'm sure you have all experienced this, but I got so tickled at Charlie today. He weighs 22 pounds. When we go outside I lift him off the recliner and set him down to go out. He weighs 22 pounds. When I pick him up to get into the recliner, he weighs 22 pounds. Same with getting in and out of the car to go somewhere fun for him. 22 pounds.

When he doesn't want to do something he miraculously manages to feel like 35 pounds of dead weight. Today we came back from our walk, and played in the yard awhile. When I wanted us to come inside, Puppy Head was rolling in the grass and didn't come to me, so I went to get him. Upon trying to lift him, he turned into limp dead weight, like a huge sack of sugar. I swear he feels like he gains at least ten pounds when he doesn't want to be picked up. He had the funniest look on his face too (smiling mischieviously at me like he knew he was "making himself heavy")...I just had to laught at him.


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04-25-2008, 05:13 PM

Hehehe...welcome to that old corgi magic!
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These corgis are too smart for their own good - I bet that is hilarious to watch and he thinks he is getting one over on you. Nothing better then a corgi smile to brighten ones day.


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04-27-2008, 08:35 AM

Ahhhh yes, the old 40 pound sack of flour trick.

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04-27-2008, 05:27 PM

i hadnt really thought about it until you said something but cammie does this when its time for "bed" i.e. in her crate for the night...it is kinda funny now that i can put a name/idea to it....colby doesnt do it as much but sometimes he does too i suppose...


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