Todd went in the house first while I drug some things out of my car. When I came in, Todd was rushing around the house and with a panicked look on his face said, "Steve is gone!" Not even a rattle of the cookie jar surfaced our tiny little man. I immediately headed to the other side of the house while trying not to panic. Calling his name like crazy, I guess I hoped to hear him call out, "Hey Mom! I'm here!" :)
Heading in to our bedroom, there was no sign of "white boy" as we sometimes call him. (Yes, Pippin is "brown girl.") Remember another of the many times he'd been "lost", I looked into our master bath and noticed the door to the wet area was closed. Inside was a tired, overworked, slightly stressed horse named Steve. Somehow his crazy ass got himself stuff in there. Mind you, this wet area holds a toilet, door, and tub. That's it. It's not a large area!
Knowing he could've spent as many as 12 hours in there, I yelled that Steve was safe and had Todd usher him outside to potty while I inspected the damage. It's Steve . . . you know there has to be damage! In however long he spent in there, Steve-O went through a roll of toilet paper (some for play, some to add fiber to his diet), pulled a few robes off the door hook, and used all of that plus the bath mat to build himself a dog nest. (Wish I snapped a pic before cleaning up!) Big Boy must have gotten himself a nice nap while we were away. Todd said he peed for almost a full minute, so he was definitely glad to be out of the confines he created.
| No harm, no foul. I have my tennis ball to play with now! |
One would like to think he'd learned his lesson, but I'll bet he does it again someday!













1 comment:
What a funny story! Don't you love what pets can get themselves into. I am glad that Steve was okay and that all you "lost" was a little paper!
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