Spot the poodle in this picture...

When we bought our poodle (for an insignificant 600 Euros), he was just a few weeks old. His breeder had named him 'Puppy'. We knew he would not stay a puppy forever, so we started looking for a real cute and unique name. In the end, we chose for Remi. During the first of many, many long walks (after which it did what it had to do on our carpet...), we were flabbergasted by how many people already seemed to know our dog. It turned out that at least six other dogs in the neighbourgood had the same name..

Anyway, it will be clear that our Remi is a Poodle, a DWARF Poodle to be exact, and not a German Shepherd Dog. The latter was no option, because my partner is allergic to animals that loose their hair. My mother in law, however, does have a huge long-haired German Shepherd Dog. Because she also was our puppysitter, we made sure that the 'guys' became best friends. It was very scary to see them play. Dogs often do that with their mouth wide open. We were absolutely positive that Gayko could and would swallow the Poodle.

So far so good, but Remi has definitely developed some kind of severe dog schizophrenia. When he is with my mother in law, he acts like a Poodle. He follows his leader (being Gayko) and would not dare to investigate and partly eat the contents of a handbag. At home, however, there is no Gayko and so Remi takes over his duties and allows himself all sorts of extras. His bark even gets just as low and loud as Gayko's....

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