One of the final things to get done before listing the house for sale was to scrub the siding on the house. Since I don't own a pressure washer, it was a bucket of water and a scrub brush. Yes, I know, it is possible to rent a pressure washer but that costs money and besides, it was a nice sunny day and of course I had some help.
I just used plain water, no detergent. When I brought the bucket out and put it down in anticipation of scrubbing - wait, anticipation - that makes it sound like I was looking forward to this. I wasn't that excited. Anyways, I put the bucket down and dropped the scrub brush into the water. The sound of the brush splashing brought the ever inquisitive blind Breeze over. Despite being blind, there isn't much that she misses. Unlike blind Brook, Breeze's hearing is fine and when she hears something she wants to check it out.
As you can see in the background, there is the pool which has water in it and further back is a big green bowl of fresh water. Nope, not interested. What's in the bucket?
After Breeze wandered away with the scrub brush, she of course had to chew it.
I got the scrub brush back and got the scrubbing done. It is so great to have help!
Good thing you have Breeze to test drive the brush before you use it!
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ReplyDeleteAlways best to test out the brush first to be sure it's sufficient for ya! Hope it turned out good for you!
ReplyDeleteStumpy is a big help, too, when there's work to be done!
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You're a cutie, Breeze! I love brushes too!
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So adorable. It is hard to get frustrated with a dog who has a scrub brush in her mouth.
ReplyDeleteHilarious! That pool didn't make a plopping noise. :)
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I guess you had your own work to do with that brush, Breeze!
ReplyDeleteBreeze, you silly puppy. At least you got all the work done!
ReplyDeleteI love it when dogs "help!"
ReplyDeleteHaha! Breeze totally took off with that scrub brush right before your very eyes! She's sneaky! :) Yes, we're sure you were "anticipating" the enormous task of scrubbing the siding!
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Breeze probably thought she'd found the best thing ever! Now, if you could just teach her to scrub the siding... ;-)
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HAHAh that is so cute :) The greyhounds seem to like brushes.... and mops. Barbie actually picked up a mop from the side of the road once and attempted to run off with it. Unfortunately she could only run 3 steps before she was at the end of the leash.
ReplyDeleteLOL you sure have a great helper. Cute video.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cutie. Maybe she was trying to improve the grip? You know, by adding teeth marks.
ReplyDeleteWhat's the point of a brush if it's not for chewing. :D
ReplyDeleteIsn't that always the case, the dogs just gotten get their nose into whatever you are doing and be a part of it somehow, someway! What great helpers. :)
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Heehee! I can't say I understand Callie's running off with something, but I sure understand munching it! :)
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