After pricing out a few different models, I decided that maybe I should attempt to make one. I figured the hard plastic ones would just be trouble with a capital "T" for the blind hound and the soft, fabric ones were just really expensive. So I came home and, using stuff that I had on hand, constructed a soft cone with a flexible wire rim to keep the fabric from flopping over his eyes. (I make it sound like I just whipped it up, but with all the trial and error involved, it took me ALL DAY.) Although not perfect, I was pretty pleased with the results.
I threaded Ray's dog collar through the straps on the cone and strapped it onto the dog. I watched Ray climb up on his chair and curl himself into a miserable little ball, then went to take a shower. (There's a lot of sweat involved in thinking hard.)
Sister Mary Ray |
Sneaky dog! I bet he was proud of his accomplishment. I had to put a harness on Zoe one time and hook the cone to that! Amazing how inventive little dog minds can be.
ReplyDeleteHahahaha - the evil mastermind! That look! :)
ReplyDeleteRay,Ray,Ray...your Mom went through all that work and you were mean! Tsk, Tsk.Good thing she loves you.
ReplyDeleteOoooo, maybe he needs to wear the cone on the other end...like a tutu, with the wide end going out toward his monkey butt!! Just a thought. He'd look real manly man then ;)
ReplyDeleteHey, that is not a bad idea. Putting it on his head doesn't seem to be working so well. He seems to get kinda disoriented with it on.
DeleteUnderstand your frustration Ray's Mum & I have to tell you I was close to ROFLMAO when I read this post :0D
ReplyDeleteYou have simply got to investigate publishing your blog a la http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blood,_Sweat_&_Tea (although demand a much better TV spin-off than 'Sirens' or indeed http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shit_my_dad_says)