Releasing her inner bitch

Definitely a different type of relationship that Bright has with Obi as compared to our dogs.  She is flexing her bitch muscles and liking it.  Today she would pester HIM until he stopped ignoring her - then when he finally turned around, she totally snarked him to the floor.  Obi was like, "WTF?"  Bright is definitely learning to shamelessly manipulate Obi however she wants.  Learning all about the sneaky snark, the sideways glare, the come hither smolder followed by the out of the blue offended muzzle punch.  Bright is learning all about being a girl.  Which is fine, Eva certainly wasn't going to teach her.  So we'll see what sort of Bright we end up with after Obi is gone.

As for Obi, I think we're teaching him more bad habits than good, my crew can be .... very stimulating.  Hopefully Obi won't go home a horrid barker.  Points to Obi though, he waited politely for his dinner and did not get up once when the other dogs were released to their dinners - he waited for his name.  Good boy!  Though I find it funny that an aussie is so dainty with his dinner.  He's tugging with Bright at the moment, but very politely, lest he incur her wrath by looking at her wrong.  Oh, and the cats really dislike Obi for some reason - I mean, Neko HATES him.  Neko wouldn't even let him in the room today, he would charge Obi if he even took a step in.  And Obi doesn't bother the cats, so I have no idea, but Neko is just looking for an excuse to jump the poor guy.  Obi seems to be quite comfortable and happy here, despite his border collie and feline tormentors.  He very much enjoys thundering around the property, and I have not had any issues with him eyeballing cows or chickens - he's stuck right by us and come every time I called.  He's a good boy.