Like how Mr. B has a second sense knowing the exact moment when we are coming home so he can pretend he never left his tepee all day.
Or how he can watch E ride away on his bicycle and he will continue watching until E is a distant little spec just rounding the corner.
Or how he might just have this Sixth Sense.
We have written before about how Mr. B has a fear of the feral cat colony living on our block. Ever since one of the cats pulled out a claw and slashed him on the face Zorro-style he has always been keeping an extra eye out for these cats.
Like each time he sees a plastic bag blowing down the sidewalk he has to jump out of the way thinking the cat is coming after him.
Sometimes he mistakes planters on a stoop for the cat, and he scurries away using Scooby-doo legs.
The funny thing is, sometimes there really is a cat (or two!) just sitting behind the fence mere inches from Mr. B and he will just walk on by.
Also:
This might explain it.
Or this.
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3 comments:
Poor Mr B! The first winter we had Edison he was terrified of those (terrible) giant inflatable yard decorations (which unfortunately for everyone, every other house has them!) -- he would constantly be looking back to make sure they weren't following!
Poor dude! When Kaya & Norman were younger they would freak out over random things...a potted plant, a stump or a filled trash bag. They must be more worldly now because I can't remember their last freak-out:)
I think Mr. B needs new glasses or a cat friend!
I read somewhere that dogs have great vision for things at a distance, but less than great vision for things close up. That's why sometimes if you drop a treat on the floor, you have to point it out to your dog. This definitely is true for my pup. He will have a bunny 6 inches from his face...and nothing, but then other times I think we're fine because the bunnies are far away and he's flipping out.
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