November 3rd, 2014

The Havoc: A Pet Photo Essay

by Hilary Price

This is the one responsible for starting the chain of destruction.
Photo Jan 23, 11 42 34 AM

As you can see, he is not a law-abiding:Photo Feb 13, 11 34 49 AMPhoto May 01, 2 49 35 PM

Due to this questionable character, he often catching these, who for some reason think hanging out on my screen, in EASY pouncing reach, is a good way to spend the afternoon.

Photo Nov 06, 11 21 48 AM

The cat likes to bring the live chipmunk inside the house through the cat door and let it go. For him, the game is over.

And now it is the dog’s turn, and in the excitement of the chase, the living room explodes. This is where I come home and arrive upon the scene.

Photo May 05, 11 36 10 AM

The chipmunk finds safety by squeezing between two faces of the sliding door:

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Using an assortment of kitchen utensils, I safely remove the chipmunk, and release him outside.

Where he runs up the gutter.

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I did not think this was an issue, as my dog has never been able to catch a chipmunk, inside OR outside the house.  I did not realize how frustrating this was to him until several days later.

Photo Sep 24, 11 07 14 AM

 

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