Maggie Sues Dad

Install a new pellet stove with Maggies help! Would have been done about three hours faster but had to find the tools that ran away. I thought I put them up high [ but there I go thinking again.] Maggie is now sleeping by the heat after a big long day.

Boomer's Mom

I hope you paid your "helper" well!

mhvonalmen8908

That's hilarious! We tried to get Doppler to take daddy a hammer but we think it was too heavy and he didn't like to carry it. And maybe I got lucky with the counter surfing. Neither of mine do it. Virga's tries but she's too short.

Both of mine like to "help" in the kitchen when I'm cooking or baking. It's a lot of help when two dogs are scrutinizing every step I take to make sure I don't mess dinner up. They eventually get kicked out because I've almost fallen for about the third time. But Doppler knows if he's patient he'll get to come in and be my vacuum/mop at some point. I'm not a clean cook.

hope

Barney is a big helper around the house or so he thinks,a couple weeks ago my husband was trying to redo our closet and everytime Dan went to grab for a tool or part he had to go get it from Barney. I thought it was cute and funny,my husband not so much.Barney is almost 4 months old now and he is always busy getting into something, we have a bell on him so we know where he is cuase if he is not in our site he is up to something..I love it he is such a fun puppy.

Danish

Squishy is a HUGE help when it comes to dusting and doing laundry.
*Snort* If you call running away with my sock "help"

TulipRose

Even in her current "mostly over-drugged to try and stop the seizures" state Tulip is a still a sneaky little thief. Yesterday we couldn't find a bottle of ketchup we knew was in the pantry last week. I gave up on it until i noticed something sticking out of the snow as I was letting them in last night. I crunched out into the snow and there...6 inches down was the ketchup. Frozen solid from a good week outside.