Before, I introduced you my two English mastiffs Prince and Princess. This morning, one of them died already, leaving me and his dogmates in this world.
Prince has always been a good pet. He has always accompanied me in everything I do and he did whatever I command him to do. I can say he is one of the smartest dogs I've seen.
I have taught Prince many tricks and he always usually abide and follow them. He does know a lot of tricks. Like closing and opening the door, bringing a basket, getting the ball under the swimming pool, play jump rope with small kids from our neighbor and many more. He also knows how to count from 1 to 10. When I say count 5, he will bark 5x. When I say six, he will bark 6x. That's how smart he is.
I will miss a lot of things about Prince. One of them is his position as the highest ranking animal in my house. Like I said before, I have chinchillas, a rabbit, birds, cats and a few more dogs. Prince always know what to do every morning. After feeding and giving my dogs a walk in the park, we went back to my house and start feeding my other pets. Prince will serve as the guard, walking back and forth, circling all the other pets like he is observing them until they finish they food. We also play frisbee whenever I have time.
Prince will also tend to reprimand any misunderstanding in the group. If the rabbit is playing my chinchillas, that's fine with him. But when my cats are playing with the chinchillas, Prince will cut the fun and will stare at the little chinchillas until they get back to their corners. I don't know why, maybe Prince is bias when it comes to my cats. My mastiff dogs do not fight my cats, but they also do not socialize with each other. It's like their treating each as invisible animals.
Prince is about to turn 11 years old on October. Unfortunately, he will not be able to attend his birthday party. His bone cake will be no more. But I will still celebrate it with his wife, Princess and their son, Awie.
R.I.P. - Prince, English Bull Mastiff, Oct. 19, 1997 - June 07, 2008
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