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Hu-Dad’s attempts to communicate with Typhoon were in vain since the snooty Little Prince doesn’t believe he has to listen.
Explaining the rules of Chez Herd to Typhoon is a thankless—and mostly useless—task. When involved in some sort of mischief, he doesn’t try to hide it. He’s simply astounded that anyone believes a mere human should be able to tell him what to do. Just last night, Hu-Dad made a valiant attempt, but the snooty Little Prince refused to make eye contact in the most royal of all manners.
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Typhoon is a very unique character.
Love that pose!! So clean looking also.
I’m sorry Hu-Dad BUT The Little Prince always makes me laugh. LOOK at that royal pose!! What mischief did he get into now?