Seek only

While my niece was visiting, I showed her how the dogs can play Hide and Seek.

I took the dogs into the bathroom and told her to tell them to "down". And then "stay". (Of course, I was in the background giving the hand-signals for these commands.)

Then my niece and I went and hid in the living room.

Then I yelled "OK" and the dogs came running.

They found me first... and then the giggling led them straight to my niece.

Then my niece said: "Now they should hide and we'll find them!"

Bummer, it doesn't work that way.



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