This is Bennie, isn't he cute?
Well almost as cute as
Duke-the-Dog! You know how it is - just like your kids - Duke belongs to us and Bennie doesn't so Duke is cuter by default.
Although this day he wanted to belong to us.
You see, he had had a bath right before we got to his house and he was apparently still reeling from the experience!
So when my back car door was left open to get an extra car seat out, Bennie grabbed his chance for a new adventure and jumped in!
Not only did he jump in for a chance at new ownership and possibly never having a bath again; but he planted himself firmly (and I mean firmly!) in Harrison's car seat.
No amount of coaxing or tugging worked to get him out.
Not even his favorite doggie treat - although he did move to open door to check it's placement on the ground.
I believe he was calculating the odds at getting the treat in mouth and back into the car before we were able to intervene and put a stop to his evil plan!
Being the Alpha-dog that he is, we let him be for a while - let him think that it's HIS prerogative to change his mind... (
and I told him that Duke-the-Dog gets baths too - sometimes even tomato baths!...
and he doesn't get any table scraps - at all, Ever. AND he doesn't get to sneek food from Harrison's plate when Harrison isn't looking.)
After taking some time to weigh the pros and cons, Bennie chose to step away from the car.
My blogging friend, Daryl, over at
Out & About in New York City participates in
Camera Critters and I thought I would participate this week, too. Go visit each them and see some more great animal stories and pictures.
He was going for a dark, dramatic pose.
Or if they thought we were.
And, yes, they are alive.
After all, there were many more animals to get his hands on.
