Black Belt in Sleep Attacks and Picky Eating

They say that it's harder to train the intelligent dog breeds (read: Bichon Frise, read read: Macy) because instead of blind obedience they think for themselves. Perhaps that explains why Macy has ruined our carpet several times over and eats Connor's toys. At least that's what I'll tell myself.

What I'll also tell myself is that Connor is super smart and therefore hard to train. He has become a master at picking out the exact food he wants from a tray of foods. You can give him a spoonful of food with eight foods on it, and he'll pick out the solitary morsel of food he wants. He's like a hawk when it comes to spotting what he wants.

Watch:

Connor = Smart Eater!!!

What else?? Hmmm... Last night he was OUT OF CONTROL in bed. He has become obsessed lately with karate kicking me when I'm asleep. He pretends that he's still in slumber when he does it, but I know he's not. If there was a martial art of sleep attacks he'd be a black belt. Seriously.