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RUMBLE AT PAWBERRY ACRES

Added 2024-05-19 07:39:39 +0000 UTC

Play, including play-fighting, is an important aspect of pack-bonding among canines. Saint and Strawberry are a wee bit more intense about it than other dogs, with both being fiercely competitive. They make bets and dares against each other constantly, and often engage in coin flips, tug of war, checkers, thumb wrestling, leg wrestling, arm wrestling, and plain ol’ regular wrestling to resolve minor disputes (such as whose turn it is to do dishes). They are both THAT parent when it comes to their children’s sports ventures, with lots of yelling/cussing from the stands and arguing with the ref.

They end up passing these behaviors onto their kids, the spirit of competition blazes brightly within every Pawberry pup, even the more subdued Soup and Snowball. The pups mirror their parents by arguing constantly amongst each other, coming up with stupid dares, and of course, wrasslin’. Strawberry is constantly flabbergasted that the children she so carefully raised resort to uncouth behaviors like trying to bludgeon each other to death with whiffle bats (“Where on earth did you learn to act like this?!😱😡”). Saint just thinks it’s funny.

In her youth, Strawberry spent a lot of time in the ring as an amateur wrestler and won many fights. She has a habit of-ahem- getting a little too aggressive with her trash talk, though she’s mercifully learned to turn it down a teeny tad for her pups. Strawberry hasn’t read very many parenting books, but she’s certain her kids wouldn’t benefit from hearing her call their father a little bitch. She’s very skilled at using her opponents’ weight against them- something Saint is aware of, but can’t ever seem to remember (methinks a certain dog likes a lady who can kick his ass).

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