Fierce Bitey Face by Dozer

Alot of people do not realize the savage nature of corgis.
We are a wild breed that often hunts in the wild of the back yard,
disemboweling toys and challenging the hanging tires
to bouts of fights, always winning in the end.

It is important to show the hanging tire who is boss.
Caught it on its side and ready to swing!
This is what I call my "savage leap attack".
The tire cannot possibly win now.

I go for the "throat" and bitey face the tire toy!
Die tire, die!

Putting on the Cute

It is never too early to "put on the cute" in order to be first in line for Christmas presents. I find that the earlier the start, the better the presents. Eventhough Coop and I have three LARGE Rubbermaid containers of toys, clothes and grooming items, there are always new toys to be had. I particularly like my red dinosaur and my multi-color snake that are made of something just short of Kevlar. I think these TuffToys were made for Corgis because they take a lot of work to destroy. It took me a year to disembowel the snake and I have had no success with the dino. This is high praise coming from me. I have worked over that frappin' dinosaur from dawn to dusk and he still has his horns and tail. Cooper i sn't into destroying anything but paper. Mum thinks Coop survived on eating grass and paper somewhere in his life, so he tends t be totally food-oriented and not quite as play-oriented as moi. If my day job of napping, snacking and belly rubs doesn't work out, I am thinking of doing some freelance toy evaluations. Just not sure how one gets in line for those positions.