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Video and pics - Snickers and the stuffed squirrel

Captain's Log, Stardate 11.25.2008

The squirrel is really a chipmunk with a really long tail, but since she's never seen a chipmunk and only seen squirrels, it's a squirrel to her.

"Want the squirrel, Snickers?"
"Leave me alone, you stupid humans."

"If it will make you go away, I will smile for the camera with this stupid squirrel."


"You annoying humans are really trying my patience."

"Maybe if I look sad, they'll take the stupid squirrel off my back."


"Foiled again! I tossed the stupid squirrel off, but they put it back on!"
"Leave me alone so I can eat my squirrel in peace."






Lastly, here's a video we took of Snickers.
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Anonymous said…
Great pictures. Dogs are so sweet. Thanks for sharing these.
Tue Nov 25, 06:39:00 AM 2008
Deborah said…
honestly when i first glanced at the pics i thought that was a real squirrel and i was like UGH!! OMG WHY IS SHE SHOWING THIS???!!!
Tue Nov 25, 01:36:00 PM 2008
Camy Tang said…
LOL you thought it was real?

Captain Caffeine says I need to improve my commentary skills when I shoot video.

Camy
Wed Nov 26, 05:01:00 AM 2008
Reihaisha said…
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Wed Nov 26, 02:45:00 PM 2008
Reihaisha said…
Snickers is very patient with we annoying humans isn't he. From the looks of things, I think he likes the yellow ducky better.

have a great turkey day
Wed Nov 26, 02:50:00 PM 2008
Delia said…
Aw, Snickers is so cute with her squirrel!
Wed Nov 26, 08:54:00 PM 2008
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