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I am the Sprout, and I haz the best chewys. I will show you but I will not share.
They are all for chomping. Watch.
You can chomp your toys too! Just be warned you can get a awful case of Fuzzmouth, and it is kinda embarrassing to have to get help removing your friends fuzz from your teef.
the Mung Sprout, Silken Windhound, with a Fuzz Warning
This big chewy is in the wrong place.
It needs to be on mine bed I stole from mine Great Uncle the Imp. He wasn't using it anyway.
Note to self: Big chewys are quite slippery.
the Mung's Sprout, Silken Windhound. 11 weeks old and already into weightlifting. (Also into lifting the Borzoi chewies without permission.)
Progress has been made
His ball rotated on him and plunged him into the drink.
Emerging from its Shell of Concealment the Carnivorous Clam claims another victim.
More bigger than the fearsome Blue Whale, the Carnivorous Clam is the terror of the Sitting Room.
What is this?! An even biggest Terror of the Deep to make bites of?
Swiftly the Carnivorous Clam shifts his terrible teeth into the Creepy Chameleon of Concern. Classic Conflict ensues.
Creepy Chameleon chaos resolved, the combatants choose to snooze. The courageous Carnivorous Clam claims the win, the chameleon opts to await more favourable conditions for a rematch.
the Mung Sprout, Silken Windhound (11 weeks)
Found a curvature in the bird bath this am.
This Banana Slug found a nice damp place to overnight.
the Slug version of Sisyphus
His ball perch rolled over pitching him into the birdbath. He is trying to right it.
This may take awhile. photozoi
the Mung's Sprout pauses to consider the face of the (dry) waterfall. He longs to be a brave and bold rock climber.
Bravely he sets out to conquer the cliff.
"I am a Brave Mountaineer!"
"I can do tall stuff!"
"How do Brave Mountaineers get down off these things?"
the Mung's Sprout, Silken Windhound, 11 weeks
Introspection
Pacific banana slug: photozoi
