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Roscoe admits he enjoys spying on the neighbors, even if Siberian games in the yard have to be put on hold for a few minutes.
Unlike the old saying, the grass is certainly greener on our side of the fence, but that doesn’t keep our curiosity down about what others might be up to. Roscoe enjoys spying on the neighbors and makes no apologies for it.
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Maybe he’s watching a cute girl Sibe!
The best thing about Sibes is they usually do their spying quietly.
A few years ago we had a neighbor named Jerry who our big boy absolutely LOVED. He could see him from the bedroom OR the yard. He loved watching his comings and goings. Unfortunately he moved away and our boy was sad. So neighbor watching is a great sport Roscoe!!