Both of the beasties are firmly of the opinion that their heads belong in the refrigerator. This is why the closest object to their questing muzzles is their own bag of green beans.
They like to help put the groceries away. Making sure the beans are readily accessible prevents things like entire cartons of eggs from mysteriously disappearing.
For once not looking insane or otherwise deranged, the malamute helps herself to the beans.
I am spending this weekend trying to get my digital camera to talk to Linux on my new Sparc. Should be fun...
— posted by sbszine at 25.07.2003 15:52 AEST | 
Good luck with the Linux/Sparc config. I just got a multi-card reader/writer and a 32MB compact flash card for my digital camera, making life a lot easier
— posted by Red Wolf at 25.07.2003 15:56 AEST |
Great photo and great solution to the 'dog head in fridge' problem.
Now, can you help me move Freddie the Gigantic Norweigan Cat from his permanent parking spot leaning against the fridge door? — posted by knibblet at 26.07.2003 01:47 AEST |
Now, can you help me move Freddie the Gigantic Norweigan Cat from his permanent parking spot leaning against the fridge door? — posted by knibblet at 26.07.2003 01:47 AEST |
Sorry, Knibs, I have the same problem with the malamute. Opening the fridge door seems to work — the lure of beans inside distracts her, but I still get a dirty look — don't think the same tactic would work on a cat... unless you had a constantly rotating menu of prawns, sardines and other cat delicacies inside
— posted by Red Wolf at 26.07.2003 09:37 AEST |
I find offering my cat a wine glass of fresh water distracts her long enough to allow access to the firdge. Give it a shot.
— posted by sbszine at 28.07.2003 10:21 AEST |
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