Little Woof Woof (not to be confused with Woof Woof) was a tiny stuffed animal that Rowen has slept with for years. Since we got our puppies, he has been carrying Little Woof Woof around with him whenever he fed the dogs. More than once, I have discovered the stuffed animal with its head in the dog bowl. On one occasion, Rowen even chastised me for picking the stuffed dog up because he wasn't finished eating yet. I have warned him that the puppies don't see Little Woof Woof as a fellow dog, but more like a chew toy, and that Rowen needed to keep all of his stuffed animals in his room.
Today, Rowen left Little Woof Woof on the couch (after being told to put him away) when we left for Faith Formation (their Wednesday evening religion class). Before heading home, I received a text from Alex telling me that the puppies had eaten Little Woof Woof. I forewarned Rowen, so he and Connor immediately searched for what might be left of the stuffed dog when we got home. Sadly, all that was recovered was Little Woof Woof's head with its nose missing.
Rowen was quite upset, but said that at least he still had the head to sleep with. True to his word, he went to sleep cuddling the slightly mangled stuffed dog head. I'm not certain how creeped out I am by that.
Today, Rowen left Little Woof Woof on the couch (after being told to put him away) when we left for Faith Formation (their Wednesday evening religion class). Before heading home, I received a text from Alex telling me that the puppies had eaten Little Woof Woof. I forewarned Rowen, so he and Connor immediately searched for what might be left of the stuffed dog when we got home. Sadly, all that was recovered was Little Woof Woof's head with its nose missing.
Rowen was quite upset, but said that at least he still had the head to sleep with. True to his word, he went to sleep cuddling the slightly mangled stuffed dog head. I'm not certain how creeped out I am by that.
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