Frogs, turtles 'n bees 'n puppy dogs' knees! And wait! A pumpkin ballerina!
Lotsa Dogs Lotsa Fun
The Big Dogs Wait at The Door
Saturday, October 31, 2009
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Wednesday, October 28, 2009
Friday, October 16, 2009
Hate the hat!
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I'm an easy going fellow. I like to party. But this HAT... Not eating my birthday treat 'til you lose it, okay? I mean we had this conversation last year on my birthday and you're still with the hats."
I'm an easy going fellow. I like to party. But this HAT... Not eating my birthday treat 'til you lose it, okay? I mean we had this conversation last year on my birthday and you're still with the hats."Wednesday, October 14, 2009
Noel but not Christmas
Noel is one of our charter members. She came to daycare at The Doggie Den when she was yet a pup, usually several times a week. Now she's a 5-year old grown-up, but she still loves to play with her buddies, new and old. Lately she's discovered Remi the bulldog (see last weeks posts); they roll around on the floor and Remi tries to grab hold of her, but Noel's too quick for him!Friday, October 09, 2009
Paws Off My Treat !!
Lilly is our sweetest, shyest little dog... or so we thought. She not only preferred to have her birthday treat in her crate, a bystander who got too close got THE LOOK. She was not into sharing and thoroughly enjoyed every lick. Happy 1st birthday, Lilly dear!
Remi the Bulldog
Remi the bulldog turned two years old on October 7th. He's a big dog in a small body (English bulldog); and his favorite playmate is a very big girl: Bailey the rottie ( see August 24 post). He leaps up and bounces off her head which she thinks is quite funny. Remi was uncommonly patient about wearing a party hat, because his attention was entirely taken up by his treat. There was no question of sharing. Not even with Bailey, whose overtures were met with bulldog growls. Mine, mine...
Tuesday, October 06, 2009
Meet the Doggie Den Matron
Fern is 12 years old today! She's the matriarch
of The Doggie Den. She loves to fetch toys herself
(she'll do it for hours) but she takes her
supervisory duties very seriously. If someone
barks out of line she gives them a good talking to,
then returns to her station on the couch. When her
mom picks her up, she talks a blue streak about her
day. It's quite a scene.
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