Sunday, November 29, 2009

The tree has arrived!

Mama brought the Christmas tree in and was getting it ready for decorations today. Raja had to check it out first...

What a grump! At first he wasn't pleased.



Then he decided it was ok to have the tree in the house.
This tree could provide a good source for general mayhem and tomfoolery.


But I bet you are wondering where the Lovely Lady Pug was during all the hoopla...

YUMMY!

I was enjoying a little snackie - no time for inspecting the tree.

Wednesday, November 25, 2009

Waiting for something to happen

I was waiting for a treat but Mama insisted on recording me. Just hand the treat over and stop annoying me!!

video

Sunday, November 22, 2009

Sunny Spot with my Brother

Thursday, November 12, 2009

Raja likes boxes

Mama brings home boxes every once in a while. She'll leave one in the living room and within seconds it gets inhabited by Raja.

This kind of weird behavior always gets Mama to say things like, "Raja you are so silly!" and "Raja you are so cute!" And then Mama gives Raja hugs and stuff.

I'm too dignified to do cheap stuff like that for Mama's affection.

Ok... Maybe I'm fibbing.

Tuesday, October 27, 2009

Hibernating Pug Alert

I've been working on a justification for sleeping longer and I think I've found it!!

Pugs gather 'round for a tale so amazing, it will rock your world!

After extensive research on very reputable websites such as Wikipedia, I discovered that bears hibernate during the winter. I looked into the whole hibernation event and discovered a total win win for me, the lovely lady pug.

You see, bears prepare for hibernation by EATING lots and lots! (I love eating!) Then they curl up in their caves and sleep the winter away. Seriously?! These bears eat a ton and then sleep for weeks and weeks? What amazing creatures, these bears!

So the other day, I started to dig around and hunt out some extra snackies. Mama asked me what I was doing and my reply was, "foraging, of course." Once I was finished with the last foraged morsel, I dug into my cave to sleep.

That is until Mama said, "Pugsley, it's time for you to go out and do your business."

(This brings up a whole bunch of questions that I now have about the sanitation habits of bears.)

BTW, when hibernating, don't dangle your feets outside the cave.
Mamas will find you.


If I don't acknowledge you, then you aren't there. Right?
Don't mess with a hibernating bear pug.