Check out what Mom brought home for me at lunch!
Wow! I've never seen a bone this big before. Mom said its half the leg bone (femur) of a cow. Just think what the whole thing looks like!
At first, I didnt really know what to do with it. It smelled a little funny...all bloody and raw.
After a sniff or two, and a tentative lick I figured it out pretty quickly.
and got down to business.
nom, nom, nom
nom, nom
sorry...more bloggin later. its hard to talk with your mouth full!
Yummy! My guys are jealous!
ReplyDeleteDear Murphy!
ReplyDeleteLucky you!
My pawrents went out this morning to get me a bone but the butcher wasn't there! So you see you are very very lucky!
smooches,
Mr Darcy
Dude!
ReplyDeleteI notice your Mom put a little fence up around that nice fruit tree. You gonna let THAT stop you!!???
Love,
Kone Man.
Ooh, I love those kinds of bones too!
ReplyDeleteHey - I have to say, Murphy, I think you've got the prettiest markings I've seen on any Dane!
Slobbers,
Honey the Great Dane
Dear Kone-man,
ReplyDeleteHeck no! That little fence doesnt stand a chance. Plus, I discovered chewin on Apricot trees is almost as much fun as diggin up Tangerine trees!
Poor Mom, she keeps grumblin somethin about buying stock in "Bitter Apple".
And Big Honeydog, Thanks so much for the kind words! Mom thinks she got pretty lucky finding me. Since I dont meet the 'breed standard', she likes to call me a reject when people ask me about my unique coloring...but she always says gives me a little wink when she says it, so I know she's just foolin.
wags, wiggles & slobbers (and chewins!)
Murphydog
Wowsa, what a big treat! I'm so jealous..
ReplyDeleteAnd that's cool that you like digging, me too.
Hey Murphy!
ReplyDeleteWe are Gus and Waldo, and we found your blog through a recommendation from Honey. Welcome to the blog world!
You're going to be a big, beautiful boy!
Wuv,
Gus and Waldo