Is it crazy to impersonate your Furbaby?

[lizzieg]

I find myself talking in Khloe's behalf; a little too much. Picking her up and shaking her little paw at the kids and telling them "You guys are making my hair turn gray; now I need some box color" and other wild things. Everyone in the family is making fun of me, and tells me that they are fearful that I will do it in public.

Is my next pit stop to an asylum or is this common?

[Sammy Mommy]

I'm sooooo glad I'm not the only one who does these things!! I do, what my sons call, Sammy voice. I'll bring Sammy into their rooms to get them up and say, time to get up big brother, in my Sammy voice. I do sammy talks alot LOL!. If anyone outside ever heard me they would probably have me committed!!

[Kdgd14]

You are not the only one! I do that with Coco all the time! I mostly say "Hey, hey, HEY!! Do you seeeeee me?!?! I want my ears scratched! HELLLOOO!!" or "C'mon let me on the chair! Please?!?!"

[kdhawks]

You're definitely not alone. I do it too. The worst part is when I ask Levi a question and then answer it myself...in his voice.

[deonk1]

Hahahahahaha.... I think at least 4 or 5 times a day, I grab Harley, walk over to the bf, and say "kisses attack for my daddy!" as I lean Harley into the bf's face for a kiss attack. Trust me Harley talks A LOT in our house.

[Wylie's Mom]

Originally Posted by lizzieg

Is my next pit stop to an asylum or is this common?

This is a very common disorder . I have a version of it as well.

I am always telling my husband the dumbest things that the dogs tell me (bc, clearly, I understand them better than the hubs and therefore I must translate for the dogs).

For example, I say things like:

"Wylie wants to go to engineering school"
"Wylie wants to learn how to drive"
"Marcel loves movies about the 18th and 19th century"
"Marcel wants an early dinner tonight"
"Pfeiffer said she needs the Juicy Couture leopard coat"
"Pfeiffer told me she would prefer a tiara to a hair clip"

See? You're not alone.

[Beamers Mom]

Sorry. I stand on my fifth amendment right

[nana911]

""you peeples r cwazy, seriously. I nebber nebber talk like dat, oh cwap, here comes momma..."""

[nana911]

I never pretend to be my dogs. That would be very immature. Baby and Bug are dogs. Not people.

[Donnainohio63]

You're definitely not alone. I do it too. The worst part is when I ask Levi a question and then answer it myself...in his voice. __________________
katy and levi

Lol I was worried maybe I was insane until I read this. I did it all the time with Sophie and now I am doing it with Scooter too. The worst thing is when hubby use to call me and tell me to put the phone by Sophie's ear and he would talk to her. Is that crazy or what? But for some reason I think she knew it was Daddy, she always perked up when he would talk to her on the phone.

[deonk1]

Originally Posted by nana911

""you peeples r cwazy, seriously. I nebber nebber talk like dat, oh cwap, here comes momma..."""

Bahahahahahahah!

[BonBon]

Originally Posted by Wylie's Mom

This is a very common disorder . I have a version of it as well.

I am always telling my husband the dumbest things that the dogs tell me (bc, clearly, I understand them better than the hubs and therefore I must translate for the dogs).

For example, I say things like:

"Wylie wants to go to engineering school"
"Wylie wants to learn how to drive"
"Marcel loves movies about the 18th and 19th century"
"Marcel wants an early dinner tonight"
"Pfeiffer said she needs the Juicy Couture leopard coat"
"Pfeiffer told me she would prefer a tiara to a hair clip"

See? You're not alone.

Originally Posted by nana911

""you peeples r cwazy, seriously. I nebber nebber talk like dat, oh cwap, here comes momma..."""

I'm actually starting feel normal now. Thanks guys!!

[Rachael x]

I do this all the time, and so does my BF.
We do it with all animals we see though not just our pets.
My mum also puts a voice on for Poppy and Jess.

[katienme2002]

I do it too..But let me tell you something funny! When we went to the beach last weekend, there was this big burly guy with the cutest maltese type dog.He was walking through the water, holding the dog mind you..lol..and everytime a wave would hit his leg, he would say "weeee, isnt that fun.." Funniest, sweetest thing I have ever seen, he had huge muscles and didnt "look" like a cutesy dog person. Then he spotted Roxie and I and told his dog "Muffin" to look at the other cute dog, it could be her friend!" LOL...I wish my dh was more like that man! LOL...

[KJLive]

Yep! Guilty as charged! However, I have three different voices. One for each dog. LOL!