If your pet could talk, what would be the first thing it says?
If Kiwi could talk, I’m pretty sure food would be her first topic.
Not because she doesn’t have anything else to say, but because, honestly, why waste a perfectly good opportunity? 😂
Once that important matter was taken care of, I can already imagine her looking at me and saying, “Now take me to the park. And please don’t make the mistake of thinking I’m going there to walk. I’m going in your lap.”
Once we reached the park, though, she would suddenly become very independent. She would run around, explore everything, follow whatever caught her attention and do exactly what she wanted. And if we tried to control her, she would probably look at us as if to say, I was perfectly fine until you got involved. 😂
Then, once we were back home, it would be time for hide-and-seek. The rule is simple: we hide, Kiwi finds us. And somehow, she always looks so pleased when she finds us, as if she has just cracked a case that had the entire family fooled.
Her brothers would have one little rule to follow: stay away from Mumma. She may love them dearly, but apparently, loving your brothers and sharing your Mumma with them are two entirely different things. 🤭
And going anywhere without her? Not happening.
Wherever we go, Kiwi is coming along. She doesn’t need an invitation, a plan or even an explanation. If her people are going somewhere, she has already decided she is going too.
I sometimes wonder what made her so certain that the entire world revolves around her.
Then I look at her.
And realise she probably has a point. 🤭
Because maybe she isn’t spoiled at all.
Maybe she has simply mastered the art of being so ridiculously cute that saying no to her feels like a personal attack.
And that, I suspect, is how a tiny dog becomes the unquestioned princess of an entire household. 👑🐾🤍🦋
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Until The Next Whisper,
—Rajeshwari 🧿💕
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