Even though I deep-cleaned all of Sid’s beds down at the laundromat this past weekend and returned them to a fresh-smelling fluffy state, he insists on lying on the hardwood floor like a pancake.
I understand that during the sweltering summer months the cold floor tends to provide relief from the heat but it just snowed here on Monday, so we’re nowhere near summer.
Maybe I need to try lying on the floor with him to see what I’m missing out on.
Hi everyone!
Sorry that Sid and I have been absent lately. I’ve had a few other projects going on right now so I haven’t had a chance to document the day-to-day activities of my flat-faced companion. Although since it’s still pretty dang cold out in the Midwest, our adventures have been slim to none this past month.
So Sid has been in hibernation mode.
We have been getting a surprising amount of sunny days, though, which light up our apartment and create a multitude of perfect nap spots for this hibernating pug. Ah, the good life!
Well, folks, he’s at it again!
Oh look! More delicious frosty treats have fallen from the sky!
Leave your shovels and snow plows at home because you’re not gonna need ’em.
This, my friends, is the (adorable) face of an unapologetic snow eater.
Sid has decided to start his own business; a snow removal business.
Yep, you heard me correctly. Let me back up a minute and I think you’ll see why it makes perfect sense. It all started when we went outside during my lunch break to check out the freshly fallen snow.
Like usual, Sid just sniffed around, hunting for any pee-mail messages my neighbors’ dogs might have left for him in our apartment building’s back yard.
I decided to make a snow ball to see what Sid would do with it.
Well, like everything else new he encounters, he attempted to eat it.
Once he got a taste for the white fluffy treat, there was no stopping him. He quickly got to work excavating more of this delicious substance.
I tried to explain it was just regular old frozen water but I don’t think he could hear me over the crunch of the snowballs he kept devouring.
The cold didn’t seem to bother him and he was making some significant headway clearing away a path in the middle of the yard.
So now I think you understand the nature of Sid’s new business. Anyone need their driveway plowed??
If you aren’t yet convinced to hire this pug, here’s some video of Sid demonstrating his unwavering commitment to snow removal (and consumption):
Hi Everyone!
Hope you all are doing well. Happy New Year from me and my dad. It’s been crazy cold here in Chicago the past two weeks so I haven’t really gone on any epic adventures or gotten into any mischief worth mentioning.
Mostly just the routine of dashing outside, bundled up to the max of course, just to do my business and then hurrying back inside for my treat.
Other than that, it’s been mostly naps. One of my beds is right next to the radiator and the sunbeams stream in through the large window and onto my back. The only thing that could possibly make that any better would be if someone would supply me an endless stream of baby carrots to snack upon while I lounge (hint, hint dad).
Oh, that photo of me relaxing is actually from Christmas, when I was at my grandpugrents house cuddling with the new stuffed elephant I got from Santa. I basically went bonkers unwrapping gifts (many not even intended for me) and so I needed a rest afterwards!
Stay warm everyone and be sure to bundle up if you’re heading outside!
Hello Everyone!
Wishing you all Happy Holidays this year from me and Sid!
This past Friday, while we were just sitting around minding our own business, this happened:
I think Sid figured out something was up when I had to pull his box of winter clothes down from the closet shelf. Sorry, buddy, but it’s time to break out the fleece.
Boy, that was one quick autumn! Anyone else got any snow already?
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