Hi Y’all!
I stands for independent. I as in ME. We Chessies are sometimes referred to as stubborn…
I prefer to think of us as independent thinkers. 
We figure things out for ourselves…
sometimes our Humans are not particularly happy with us because of this trait. TOO BAD!!!
Y’all come back now!
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Cinnamon agrees with you Hawk. She too is a "figure outer". Have a Happpy Wednesday!
ReplyDeletewhat matters is to be loved for who you are Hawk and clearly you are loved for your "independence" Happy WW!
ReplyDeleteI view independence as "Intelligence." :) Hi from Maude the Old English Sheepdog
ReplyDeleteStubborn never Hawk! Independent certainly. Have a wonderful Wednesday.
ReplyDeleteBest wishes Molly
Us Weenies are also very stubborn. It's OUR WAY or NO WAY!
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Woof! Woof! I'm curious what did you do? You are not stubborn ... just being a DOG. Happy BlogPAWs (NOT) Wordless Wednesday. Lots of Golden Woofs, Sugar
ReplyDeleteI think that's a fine trait to have.
ReplyDeleteMy smarts gets me in trouble sometimes, but I hear my Mom brag about how smart I am when I do what she wants ... It's "independent" or "stubborn" when I do what I wants ... hmmmm. Surely there's a compromise here ...
ReplyDeleteIzzi @ From The Sol
There's nothing wrong with being stubborn. Sometimes even dogs need their own space like we humans.
ReplyDeletehahaha too bad, right words for all humans.
ReplyDeleteNothing wrong with being independent and thinking for yourself. You're one smart pup!
ReplyDeleteI agree independent probably does irritate the owner, but it's nice to be independent once and awhile.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful pooch! Gorgeous coat. My Smoosh (an English Bulldog) is one of the most stubborn dogs I know; I can completely relate!
ReplyDeletexoxo,
Jules of Canines & Couture
www.caninesandcouture.com
Nothing wrong with a little independence, Hawk.
ReplyDeleteyou got that right!
ReplyDeleteLooks like fun out there! Oh yes, the rolling on the ground move...I know that well from my own dogs!
ReplyDeleteHi Hawk, we are having a good hour on our internet so we came by for a quick hi.
ReplyDeletesure miss all our friends in blogville.
Your lookin mighty fine and My Vickie sure noted the green grass at your place.
WE hope to see that again some day.
Later
Bert
An independent dog...hmmm, I've heard a rumor that some people live with dogs who aren't...but I think that's just a rumor, isn't it? :-)
ReplyDeleteNothing wrong with being independent. My Sephi was very independent, except when it came to food. She would do just about anything for a cookie. ;)
ReplyDeleteSo true, Chessies can be independent thinkers and I would add they can get very set in their ways. Or maybe those are just our Chessies. :)
ReplyDeleteAs soon as I saw your letter was I, that is exactly what I was thinking ;) Although yes it can be frustrating for us humans at times it is one of the qualities I love about Chessie's :)
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