There are quite a few places where I am 'not allowed to go'.
First there is 'upstairs'. Ever since I hurt my leg I am not supposed to go there. But I do.
Then there is 'the sofa'. I must not go on there at all, as it is forbidden. It is doubly forbidden to climb up the sofa and sit on the back of it. The sofa is brown, like my bed so you can understand how I might get confused and end up there when I am a little bit tired. The sofa is soft and comfy, and if it's nighttime and the S's are not sitting on there, I sometimes give it a little try.
Also there is 'the big brown chair'. This is my favourite because it is 1. upstairs, and 2. brown and comfy and soft. Guess what - I am not allowed on here either. Here is me, contemplating the fact that I shouldn't sit on the big brown chair.
Finally there is 'Syd and Sarah's bed'. I am definitely never allowed on there....... as you can see. The best way to get on there is to wait till the the weekends. The S's don't get up at the proper time on these days so I do my crying noise from 6 am (proper getting up time) and after I have been through my whole repertoire of sad-sounding noises, they feel guilty and sometimes let me upstairs (just so they can be lazy and NOT get up).
If they do, then I take advantage of that moment of weakness and I am ON THAT BED quicker than you can say 'No Fozzie'. Once I am on there, I don't get off. I sit on them, I chew parts of them that are sticking out of the bed (usually arms) and I eat their books or any other rubbish I might find there. Sometimes I just put my paws on their faces whilst they are snoozing. This wakes them up very quickly, as my paws are very scratchy.
Isn't it strange that all things I am not allowed to sit on are brown? It is very confusing, because my night time bed is brown, and so is my day bed (I need a lot of sleep) and I AM allowed on both of these things, in fact I am positively encouraged to sit on them. Sometimes when the S's see me in the wrong place, they get a bit cross. Especially if I've just had a big drink of my water before I get on, and my beard is a bit wet and drippy. Although, at other times, they say, 'ahhhh look at Fozzie', and they let me stay. They are very inconsistent - also confusing for a dog. I try my hardest to look fast asleep when I'm in these 'out of bounds' areas and quite often I get away with it!
One more place is 'in the front seat of the car. I must not go there, so I usually stay in the back. Unless I feel like going in the front of course.
Everywhere else I can go. Except for 'in plant pots'. That is not allowed. Actually there are no plants left in any of the plant pots now, so I don't know why I can't go in there.....
It sounds like you have your hoomans wrapped right around your paws - exactly as it should be! Nice goin', Fozzie!
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Maggie and Mitch
Yeah yeah. THEY keep that out of bounds business up for another couple of months and, you watch, by the time you are three you will be telling THEM where they can sit or not.
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