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You haven't seen zoomies until you've seen them performed by an oversized Sheltie, who is every bit as frenetic as the smaller ones. Dickens does it at least once a day; he bounces off the French doors, executes big, broad jumps from rug to rug, darts under chairs and slides around uncontrollably on the floors. And for all that, he never does any damage!



Celtic gets zoomies alot but not as much as Birch did. Birc involved racing around the house and sliding head first into the living wall. That's why his name is Shockwave. He talked my pictures everyday.![]()

Hanna sometimes has the zoomies indoors ( I can't believe how tightly shelties can corner!), but mostly she keeps it to walks or the beach. Mulligan the cat on the other hand is a holy terror. She goes from one piece of furniture to the next barely touching down, several times she has flown across my desk knocking just about everything off. It's quite disconcerting when you're busy typing and she does it out of the blue, or when she decides to jump on Hanna ( thank goodness my puppy is so darned sweet and tolerant).
I've owned many more cats than dogs over the years, usually 2 or 3 at a time and she has to be thestrangest one yet.