Sure, I celebrated my 7th birthday this past weekend, but that just means I have great experience in how to relax properly.
Such as the ‘Maximize Kitchen Floor Stretch” which is most useful in tripping the humans and securing extra snacks.
And then there is the “Half Belly Cooling” which also allows you to monitor the dinner table carefully – again, just in case an extra snack should fall to the floor.
And then, of course, the “Full Belly Cooling” which maximizes relaxation – used only when falling food is unlikely as it is a little slower to react position.
Those are some of my best moves! woo woo woo!
My bro’ YoYoMa has all of those exact same positions and HE’S seven, too! Hope your barkday was a special day for you.
An excellent tutorial Tartok!
Most impressive! I think we’ve got the basic positions mastered, but we haven’t figured out how to integrate the ‘trip-the-humans-for-food’ technique yet. We’ll keep working on it, but now we have something to which we can aspire! 😉
*kissey face*
-Fiona and Abby the Hippobottomus
“Wow”, sez Ayla! “Those are all MY favourite relaxing positions, too! And I will be 8 years old on July 13th!”
I will say you have mastered relaxation, now I just think I need to try that at work today 😉
Thanks for giving me a little Zen relaxation this morning, Tartok! You are a master of relaxation techniques, that’s for sure!
Whitney gives woo four paws AND a belly up fur that last pikh!
Happy Tartok WEEK!
Hugz&Khysses,
Khyra
Tartok,
You are truly a master. Happy Birthday (a little late!)
your pal,
Garth
Those half and full belly cooling poses also doubles as invitations to the humans for belly rubs!