Life Is Better with Bohemian Shepherds

🐾 Rosie here… and let me tell you what happened the other day. 🐾

Mommy was busy cooking in the kitchen, and honestly… things got a little wild. My human sister, my dad, and I were all talking, laughing, and playing right there in the kitchen. Noise everywhere. Total chaos.

Mommy finally had enough.

She turned around and said,
“Okay, that’s it. Everyone out of the kitchen.”

And just like that—
we were kicked out into the living room.

Well… almost everyone.

Because suddenly, Rocky turned into an award-winning actor.

He sat perfectly still.
Didn’t make a sound.
Looked at Mommy with those innocent eyes like,
“Oh Mama, I’m such a good boy.”

And guess what?

Rocky got to stay in the kitchen.
Hanging out with Mommy.
Probably looking for crumbs.
We all know how that goes.

The rest of us—Dad, my human sister, and me—were sent to the living room. Dad and my sister sat on the floor and told me I could sit on the rocker recliner. So I jumped right up there.

Then… the teasing started.

“Ohhh Rosieeeee,” they said,
“Look at you sitting on the rocker while we’re on the floor.”

I felt terrible.

I jumped right down to sit with them.

And that’s when I realized…

They were laughing.
They were teasing me!

Oh no.
Not today.

I decided it was revenge time—Rosie style.

I went straight for Dad’s face.
Then my sister’s face.

LICK.
SLOBBER.
SLAP.
AHHHH!

Mission accomplished.

Dad finally said,
“Okay, okay! Rosie, you can get back on the rocker!”

They didn’t want any more kisses.

Lesson learned:
Do. Not. Tease. Rosie.

Meanwhile, the little actor was still in the kitchen with Mommy, pretending to be quiet while secretly scanning the floor for crumbs.

And that, my friends, is how I handled the situation—
Rosie style.

🎥  Click the link below to watch part of it

— Rosie 🐶💛

🐾 Rosie here… and this was one of the scariest evenings of my life. 🐾

It was hurricane season, and one of the big storms was moving towards our area. The outer bands had already reached us. The sky grew dark, the wind began howling, and the rain came down hard. You could feel the storm getting stronger with every passing minute.

And of course…

I needed to go to the bathroom.

My dad grabbed my leash and took me outside, even though the rain had already soaked everything. We stood under our palm tree, hoping it would block at least some of the rain. The wind pushed against us, and the leaves above us shook wildly—like they were scared too.

I quickly finished my bathroom business, ready to run back inside.

That’s when it happened.

A huge gust of wind came out of nowhere—stronger than any before. The rain slammed down sideways, loud and forceful. Suddenly, we heard a deep, terrifying sound.

CRACK.

Not a small crack.
Not a branch snapping.

A giant crack, loud enough to stop everything.

I froze.
My ears shot up.
My heart started pounding.

Dad turned toward the sound just in time to see it.

A huge oak tree—one that had stood strong for years—was falling. It leaned, twisted, and came crashing down toward the power lines.

Time slowed.

The tree slammed into the lines and—

💥 BOOM!

A loud, explosion-like sound echoed through the evening. The wind screamed.

And then…

Everything went black.

The power went out instantly.

No lights.
No sounds from the house.
Only rain.
Only wind.
Only darkness.

Dad grabbed me close, and we ran back inside—soaked and shaking. My paws were wet, my fur was dripping, and my heart was racing… but we were safe.

That evening, I learned something I will never forget.

Storms are powerful.
Nature is strong.
And even the bravest bohemian shepherd dogs can feel scared.

But I also learned something else.

As long as I have my family with me,
I can face even the fiercest storms.

And even during hurricanes…
bathroom breaks can turn into adventures.

— Rosie, Hurricane Survivor 🐾🌪

🐕 Rocky says: “I heard the wind, the rain, AND a leaf move. Guard mode activated. No storm is sneaking past me.”

I learned something really important during this big storm.

Even when a hurricane is not fully here yet, strong winds and heavy rain can still be dangerous. Large trees can fall, and power lines can make loud, scary noises. That’s why it’s best to stay close to family during storms. And listen to the grown ups 

If the power goes out, staying calm and together makes a big difference. 

My dad was even able to capture this moment on his phone, showing just how powerful the storm really was.
👉 Click the purple link below to watch the storm that made my ears stand straight up! 

🐾 Rosie here… and let me tell you about one of my cleverest tricks. 🐾

One day, my human sister, my dad, and I were hanging out in the living room while Mommy and Rocky-boy were busy waking outside. Everything was calm. Peaceful. Perfect.

Then my human sister looked at me and said,
“Rosie, give me your paw.”

Now listen…
I could have given my paw.

But what I really wanted…
was a belly rub.

So I came up with a plan.

I slowly lifted my paw, just a little, like I was about to give it to her. Everyone was watching. They thought they knew what was coming.

And then—
SURPRISE!

Instead of giving my paw, I flopped right onto my side, stretched out all four legs, and presented my belly like,
“Actually… this is what we’re doing now.”

My human sister couldn’t resist. She started rubbing my belly.

Ohhh yes.
Mission accomplished.

It felt amazing… until it got super ticklish.

Before I knew it, my legs were flying everywhere—
kick! wiggle! kick! 

 I couldn’t stop laughing (on the inside). I tried to get up, and the tickles just kept coming.

So I did the only thing I could do.

I slobbered my sister.

One big lick.
Maybe two.
Okay… a lot.

Tickles stopped immediately.

Everyone burst out laughing. I popped back up like nothing happened.

Belly rub? Achieved.
Tickles? Defeated.
Paw? Never given.

That, my friends, is how you play the game…

Rosie style. 😄🐾

— Rosie 💛