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I was asked why do I like being a pup...

Well the answer is simple. I find peace in it, a means to be able to switch off from the outside world. I find enjoyment in just sleeping, chewing chew toys and not needing to worry about the day to day normal life. It's a means to escape from life. That, and those into pup play know: you either ARE a pup or NOT a pup... It's not something that you can pretend to be.

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Ten Commandments of Toys

1. Everything is a toy.
2. If it's on the floor, it's a toy.
3. If it's on the floor, it's mine.
4. If it’s in my mouth, its mine. And you can't have it back.
5. If I can get it away from you, its mine.
6. If I've got it chewed up, all the pieces are mine.
7. If it's under the bed, it's mine.
8. If it's a ball, it's mine. All of them. You can throw it and I'll chase it, but you can't have it back unless I want you to throw it again. The same applies to the flat flying thing.
9. If I can carry it, tug on it, chew it, or bury it, it's a toy. And it's mine.
10. If it's a sock, it's mine. But you can wear it first for a while.

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