Jack Peeping

When we do not close our door properly, we will see Jack trying to come inside but he may just do some peeping first to check us out......

So cute ..............

Ooooopss......... Did Jack see some treats lying around...?

Ruby with her Toy

Ruby is now not so possessive over her toy, a tennis ball.

She used to hold it with her mouth most of the time, thinking that we will snatch it from her.

But we have let her alone with her ball and she is now more relax and not so snappy....ha...ha...

A nice shot of Ruby.

Jack Sunbathing

Jack likes to laze around under the sun....

You can see that Jack is facing towards the inside of the house and not looking outside.

He is very sensitive to our presence or movement inside the house.

And, of course, he is looking forward to us coming out to give him a treat too ........ha....ha....

David

Ruby Dog Pen Extended

Since Ruby was not successfuly re-homed, we decided to extend her pen and give her more space.













Her crate was also put inside the pen since there is much more space and she likes it too......


































































Ruby happily resting inside her crate.





David

Re-homing Ruby

A family was interested to adopt Ruby when they found out that she is a Corgi.

They somehow have a liking for Corgi only.....?

But they already have two Corgis already as shown below :

Scrappy, the male Corgi.

Daisy, the female Corgi.

Unfortunately, Scrappy and Ruby could not get along so after spending a night and a day together, Ruby was returned to us.

Ruby got along well with Daisy though as shown above; roaming the garden together.

Well, Ruby is very dominant and definitely should be the only pet dog in the family....?

David

Caught Red-handed Again

Eventhough we tried to fenced up the hibiscus planat, Jack was caught red-handed trying to go for the leaves again.......!

Naughty Jack!





Jack found a way in to get closer to the plant.....

Oooops......caught within the wire fence...?

Jack was getting desperate and bold....!

We have no choice but to put smaller pots around the plant so that Jack cannot sneak in again!

David

Jack Destroyed My Hibiscus Plant

Jack was caught red-handed again eating the hibiscus plant and he almost destroyed the whole plant except for a few main branches.

The plant has been shifted to the backyard for recovery, as shown in the photo below:



















We got another hibiscus plant and has to fence it to keep Jack away from it......





Naughty Jack!

Jack Caught Eating Leaves

While Mum and Jean were doing some re-potting of a hibiscus plant, Jack was biting and chewing on some of its leaves......ha..ha...

Jack was caught red-handed and on digital image too......!

Jack In-between My Legs

Hi,

I held Jack in-between my legs and use my mobile to take a few shots of him.

It turned out quite nice and surprisingly, Jack did not move or struggled to get out ...ha...ha....

David

Rubby & Her Toy

Hi,

Ruby has her own toy and it is a tennis ball.

We used to bounced it on the floor and she would bark like crazy.

When she catches it with her mouth, she would guard it and growl at you. We dare not snatch it from her and would have to distract her from the ball to get it back.

Recently, in her new dog pen, we decided to let her keep her toy the whole day.

I think she senses that we are not taking it back so she will just guard it or even let it off her guard. I would take it and bounce it inside her pen to play with her.

And if I want to take it from her, I would hold her collar and pull her away from the ball as I think she will still snap at me but she has stopped growling though.

David

Jack & Ruby Separation

Hi,

I have made a bigger dog pen for Ruby so as to isolate her from Jack since she last attacked Jack, read my earlier postings.

Jack is allowed to roam free though since he was our first dog and given his seniority; 12 years old now.

But he is also chained occasionally when we have guests or expecting Jason's tutor in the evening as we are concerned that they open the gate too wide and Jack will make a go for it....naughty old man!




With this arrangement, we have to take Ruby out for a short walk to pee; 3 times a day. But we also take Jack out too so that he will not be jealous about it.













Ruby is enjoying her nap..... while Jack is looking inside the house and hoping to get some snacks or treats......ha...ha....

Annual Vaccinations For Jack & Ruby

Hi,

Jack & Ruby were taken to the vet for their annual vaccinations recently.

Ruby was placed in front with me and Jack was given the back seat with my housekeeper, Jean.

Unfortunately, I have muzzled Ruby to prevent her from starting a fight with Jack in the car.

At the same time, the vet also took a look at Jack's wounds and they are recovering very well.

I believe in having Jack and Ruby vaccinated yearly and dewormed.

Some dog owners do not do it as they try to cut cost but it is not advisable as it may not only harm your pets but you too, indirectly.

David