My Benji Boy Struck at Niki again

Posted on January 8, 2009, 5:11 AM by lovemysnoopy

Last evening , the benji had his nonsense again.

pathetically he hid under the chair the whole of last night. When we came home, he hardly shooked his tail so slowly and gazed at us in daze, looking for some consolation…. he didn’t enter their room, laid under the chair under dawn, with no one to pat and console him ,.

I think he knew he was at fault!

its obvious he knew his mistakes, but its once too often already. And then when you go and peep at him, you knew he was weeping quietly, looking so sad and lonely…

this round was pretty bad cause to stop the fight between the 2 dogs, mummy used her hands as the shield and got bitten.

aiyo aiyo what happened to my doggie, why so emotionally detached..

I’m Feeling: tsk tsk

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