Apache (and Rondo) vids
I took some camera-videos of Apache's new-found wild side:
Jaw-fencing and Pro-Wrestling requires two dogs who are completely at ease with each other. I was thrilled to see Rondo and Apache having a spirited match last night and caught the end of it on the still camera video:
Here is some of the wrestling/jaw-fencing towards the end of the long play-session (before they pooped out).
Here's another clip of their play-fighting
There's a cute 2yrold Australian Shepherd named Lulu who Apache was chasing . Apache was partly chasing the ball, partly chasing Lulu (trying to impress her or something). This is definitely the "wild child" side of Apache-- a far cry from the "velco-dog" I brought home just a few weeks ago.
Apache steals Rondo's ball and dares Rondo to take it back. Rondo could easily dart in and grab it , but it's more fun as a game. Finally, distracted puppy-brain finds something else to chew on and Rondo makes his move.
Jaw-fencing and Pro-Wrestling requires two dogs who are completely at ease with each other. I was thrilled to see Rondo and Apache having a spirited match last night and caught the end of it on the still camera video:
Here is some of the wrestling/jaw-fencing towards the end of the long play-session (before they pooped out).
Here's another clip of their play-fighting
There's a cute 2yrold Australian Shepherd named Lulu who Apache was chasing . Apache was partly chasing the ball, partly chasing Lulu (trying to impress her or something). This is definitely the "wild child" side of Apache-- a far cry from the "velco-dog" I brought home just a few weeks ago.
Apache steals Rondo's ball and dares Rondo to take it back. Rondo could easily dart in and grab it , but it's more fun as a game. Finally, distracted puppy-brain finds something else to chew on and Rondo makes his move.
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Other than that, very cute! I like the way Apache kicks Rondo with her hind leg in the first one. :D
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I like the ear-biting in the second vid. It's so faux-rough, when you know it's tender. (I mean, I know dogs sometimes play hard enough to yelp, but that teaches them not to play quite that hard. But this seems more tender.)
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