My dogs did something terrible. They know they’re not supposed to pee in the house, ESPECIALLY on the bed.

I left the house for a couple of hours and what do i see? Pee. All over the house. Yes, I was mad and infuriated, but angry to the point where I would punish them harshly. But this time the bed sheets were wet.  Apparently, one of the three actually got ON the bed and wee-wee’d all over the blanket. There was no simple fix. The whole thing had to be washed.

What I don’t understand is how they STILL pee in the house even after living in the house for more than a year. They should know better after MONTHS and MONTHS of training with treats (and of course, punishments). When I am with them, they are the sweetest angels, yet in my absence, they are pee monsters.

I know this isn’t the right thing to do and I regret every time I do it (and I try not to do more that i’ll regret but ergg.. lack of self control), but this time I was a little more vociferous and more spank-y. Guess I had a bad day. ;/

Here are the pictures of them hiding from me:

Worst part was that they were so scared that they wouldn’t come when I called their names. Eh.. i’m such a meanie

Sorry guys. I’ll control myself next time. But try not to pee/poop in the house anymore, huh?

PS: Yes, my dogs can read.. and turn on a computer… and open the browser and type in “blog.pawshpal.com” with their paws..

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I know I shouldn’t post this considering how Koreans get bad stereotype as people who eat dogs, but I just could not resist this Kodak moment that Rose’s niece took while I was about to consume play with my dog Brownie.

Note the cool PawshPal.com collar tag he’s wearing.

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I know this sounds gross, but my dog Brownie (famous for his blanket humping and machine gun sneezing) likes to sleep on my butt. To be more specific, between my legs and underneath my butt. I have no idea why but he prefers this location above all others:

Does anyone have an explanation for this? I can’t seem to find anything on web.

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Cocoa (the black miniature pinscher) is avenging the blankie that Brownie humped. (Brownie’s the golden chihuahua).

Other funny Brownie videos - here and here.

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OK, technically he’s sneezing AND reverse sneezing:

Reverse sneezing is more of a condition than a random event:

Have you ever been startled by your dog exhibiting snorting, honking and gasping noises? Have you felt helpless while you watched your canine friend appear to be struggling to breathe?

What you probably witnessed is the condition in dogs known as reverse sneezing. It actually has nothing to do with sneezing, but is a spasm caused by an irritation of the soft palate. The soft palate is a soft, fleshy tissue extension off the hard palate, or roof of the mouth. Small dogs in particular can exhibit this behavior and certain breeds may be predisposed to it. It has sent many a distraught owner to the vet in panic.

Some animals can have this condition for their entire lives, or it may develop as the dog ages. During the spasm, the dog will usually turn her elbows outward and extend her neck while gasping inwards with a distinctive snorting sound. Gently massaging the throat area or pinching the dog’s nostrils shut so she must breath through her mouth can help shorten the episode. Sometimes taking the dog outside in the fresh air stops the spasm. Once the attack ceases, all goes back to normal.

Oh well, whatever it is, it’s hilarious.

Thanks Brownie. You crack me up.

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