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She was a true rescue. Our son brought her home as a very small, very sick puppy. We have a wonderful vet who pulled her through. She loves to play, she wiggles like a bug every morning when she first sees each of us. She can out lick any dog in the west. The only thing she bites is her dog food.
Don't know the breed of the other dog, maybe there's some Border Collie blood running thru his veins.
I am leaving to go to Scotland for a week and a bit tomorrow, and I am so behind on packing. Well, I actually I havn't started yet!
Rory is on my bed, as he so often is, whilst I tie up loose ends and sort things out ready to leave. Rory will be in safe hands whilst I am gone, but I will miss him, for sure. Rory is MY first dog. of course I've always grown up with dogs in the house, but he is mine, and that is huge for me. i can't tell you how much i love this guy. Well, you guys know what its like!!!
Daily Dog Challenge - 850. 2/27 "A Cut Above" - Whatever comes to mind with today's phrase, take a picture of your dog that illustrates it!
Our Daily Challenge - SCISSORS is the Topic for Thursday, 27th February, 2014
Rocky needs a trim cut above his eyebrows, but I think he would rather have the cookie!
Heeeere's Punk! She sunbathes everyday in the sliver of sun that comes through our skylight. She's like an overgrown dog-like cat. Meow.
In the language of dogs, the yawn are: (1) often used as a calming signal, (2) to deal with frustration and to give himself a mental break, (3) may indicate anticipation or stress, (4) a way of controlling his enthusiasm, or (5) just a yawn...
Livia et Betsy sont des chiens incroyablement différents de caractère : Livia est archi-calme et Betsy une petite excitée. Mais leur complicité est réelle. Ici une des nombreuses scènes de batailles amicales avec toujours une Livia vaincue par Betsy :-)
Ahhhhh, good the bed's made I can go to sleep. But first I have to have a big drink of water and dribble it on the clean quilt cover.
Daily Mail Popular Dogs Jig-Saw Puzzle
404 pieces, used and complete except for the competition entry forms
19 x 15 1/2 in
The second of my two Daily Mail jigsaws from the 1930s, featuring competitions. The premise was to complete the puzzle and then rate the subjects - in this instance dogs - in order of popularity, to win a cash prize. The semi-interlocking pieces meant it was a fiddly job to assemble but it went together eventually.
Total piece count for 2018: 117,916
Puzzle number 151