Silly dog!  

I don't think our dogs make the rules,but they sure like to try and get their way.Your dog is so cute!We've had dogs that will take the kid's toys.
Stephanie

Our beagle, Loki, TRIES to make the rules. He does the dragging thing with his crate bedding, if we forget to close the crate when he gets out in the morning. He also does the Snoopy thing and presents us with his water dish when he empties it (think Peanuts cartoons!). Beagles are such funny creatures, aren't they?!!!

yes my dog make the rules at my house.

My beagle is almost 5, and she definitely makes her own rules. She was an absolute hellion when she was younger, a regular escape artist. Now, though, the only annoying habit she has is sometimes getting into the kitchen trash if there's something that smells really good in there, but she doesn't do it often. I'm afraid I've kind of spoiled her, treating her more like a child than a dog... she sleeps with her head on my pillow and the covers pulled up to her neck, and I spoon her. She nudges the covers with her nose to let me know she's ready to be tucked in! Oh, she has one more supremely annoying habit: she paws at her metal food dish when she's hungry. I absolutely HATE the sound it makes against the floor, and she'll do it over and over again until you feed her, even though she's already eaten! She's not overweight though, so I guess no harm in an extra snack here and there... but that's the one rule of hers I could do without. Otherwise, I'm happy to oblige her because she's my best friend and it saddens me to think that one day she'll be gone... I know I'll miss that clanging food bowl when she's not around anymore :-(

Oh yes. Our dog takes all the stuffed animals from my room and his favorite is the stuffed tiger which he would wrestle. He also sits on the sofa whenever he enters our living room and eats on our slippers ( he wouldn't eat on the floor).

No my dog doesnt make the rules. I just thought it was funny about the stuffed animal. When I brought Baliey home he was really small. My daughter had sent with me a beany baby lion for him. So on the way home he used it for his pillow. When we got home and as he got older he started to suck on it. I have gone thorough alot of babies and he ONLY likes lions (not sure why) I still have the first one. He is now 4 years old and he still sucks when he is tired. The original one stinks soooo bad that I wont let him have it in my bed he has to have it in his crate. He has some in my bed and will grab them when he is ready for bed. Does she suck on the stuffed animal? Does she clean it? He also is obsesive about cleaning it before he sucks.

We have a big lovable yellow lab named Buccaneer, since he was rescued after Katrina.

Of course our dog tries. But the superior brain must rule, and last time I checked, the superior brain wasn't canine.

Molly, my Jack Russell terrier has several toys that she needs for her shaky toy play, growling, and waiting for you to steal it routine. And given a bone, the little dog will jump onto the bed or couch to eat it comfortably.