There's a hole in my bucket

A hole has appeared in the bucket I have my breakfast in.

Now I have to be very careful that the cubes don't fall out.  The Human is perplexed as to why the bucket appears to have been chewed, but seems to believe that Hanuman must be responsible.

Hanuman - guilty of bucket tampering

... or is he?

Breakfast in bed

I have been given my own special food bucket at breakfast time.  It contains some tasty cubes which I enjoy, especially when it is served to me while I am still in bed!

Unfortunately, mummy has now discovered that there are tasty cubes in there and comes along to eat my food before finishing her own.  No fair!  At least she can't now complain when I raid her haylage.

The Great Escape

Mummy managed to unlatch the entrance gate this morning, while we were waiting for our breakfast to arrive, so we ventured out onto the driveway.  This alarmed the Human, who come sprinting out of the house.  Mummy was quickly rounded up and put back in the yard, but I thought it would be more fun to go in the opposite direction and explore the lawn.  The cctv captured my adventure.

The cctv also captured the efforts of the panicked Human trying to round me up and get me back into the yard.  Tee hee hee!

My friend

Here is a picture of me hanging out with my friend, Hanuman.  He is very tall and handsome.

A noisy lawn tractor with a rattling thing came down the field and I was quite worried, but Hanuman advanced towards it and planted himself between me and the noisy, rattling thing.  It was forced to turn away and I was saved!  He is so brave.

Facebook fame

Yesterday I went down to the bottom of the field to meet the boys next door.  Mummy came along to make sure that there was no hanky panky.  I didn't realise it at the time, but my photo was taken by the next door neighbour.  Now I discover that I feature on Facebook!

I am clearly a hit on social media as there were comments like 'lovely', 'cute', 'adorable', etc,. etc.

Bravery test

I had my first bravery test today.  The Human led mummy out of the gate and left me behind!  I saw mummy ambling round the drive while I was left in the yard, but I was very brave and didn't cry.

Looking slightly worried as mummy is led away

I tried to look nonchalant and mummy quickly returned and I was praised for being so good.