Yesterday Crumpet came to visit – and both Darcy and I were taken aback! 
Wow! Crumpet, you’re very big!
I am only a quarter of the size of him – at most. Maybe a fifth?
Even Darcy looked small!
Poor Crumpet, he was feeling awkward as I couldn’t stop staring at him.
Hi Crumpet! I’m George, a Yorkie-poo-poo.
Shall we be friends despite our difference in size?
Crumpet gave me a kiss and I pawed him.
Once that was established, I left with him and his mummy for a playdate
When we got to his home, I immediately jumped on his mummy’s lap – to establish dominance
Hi Crumpet! I may be small in size but I am big in attitude
But we can be friends
I also discovered something interesting. There’s nowhere in our home where I can sit and look out the window. But at Crumpet’s home, there’s a very convenient sofa …
Where I can watch the world go by –
I am mesmerised by what’s outside
But then I started to miss Mummy and whined a little. Crumpet’s mummy thought that’s my way of telling her I want to go home.
Thank you for having me over to play. 
But I was really happy to be home.
I miss my Mummy a lot these days when I am not with her. I didn’t use to. But now I sulk and I cry after being away for awhile.
May’s comment: George’s first play date with Crumpet. Though a huge difference in size, Georgie handled himself. But of late, he has started to miss me when he didn’t before. As for Darcy, she didn’t go to play – she doesn’t really care to be with other dogs. 🙁 She just like being Mummy’s girl.
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My Bella is a mummy’s girl too. She’s just not interested in other dogs.
Lucca Is more interested being with humans rather than dogs
mmmm yes Sealea too prefers ALL other humans …. when we are out, as with all cockerpoos, people stop to fuss her …. and they all become her new best friend. No loyalty there …. little Trollope!!!! I am sure she would go off quite happily …..!!