Tomorrow we're heading to PA to see all the doggie cousins and watch my own cousin get married! So excited!
Rubie's like: I've been transported back to Christmas! It's was only September!Tomorrow we're heading to PA to see all the doggie cousins and watch my own cousin get married! So excited!
This is the "I don't like that you go to work now" look! It works!...those eyes melt me and our time together is quality!!
"Introduction to Dogs" day! Maybe it can even extend to a whole week! Etiquette, anatomy, training, nutrition, and tricks!
Audrey's looking mature, big and good!
Your Red (I forget her name) is looking bigger than Ares!
Those nails are very pleasing to see! I totally agree: When they clack, trim 'em back. (I just made that up). I also agree that I refuse to accept our floors, that were fully redone before we moved in, being destroyed by Dobe nails. (Except that I am being forced to accept it.)We can add to the paws pictures! I still do Rubie's nails twice a week... once they start clicking, I start losing my mind! We've just started building a house (YYYYAAAAAAYYYYY) and it's going to have dark hardwood throughout the main level. I will NOT have our beautiful new (slightly-over-original-budget) floors demolished by puppers.
lol she's not she's only 26" tall lol and 70 pounds lol he's 28 and 94 lol and her name is Athena lol
He does have a super long crop! lol
I'm a realist ..we have carpet and the dogs love it and it's quiet..lolBe careful and don't go too dark. The darker it is, the more it showsI'll take some pics later kf what our very, very dark wood looks like after only ~9 months of living here and I'm super finicky about trimming the dogs nails. The medium stuff is holding up wayyyyyy better. Granted, the dark areas are also pine and the medium is oak, but still. My dad redid our dining room when I was a baby and just my walker going across it would scratch it and it shows dust like you wouldn't believe.
Just something to think about
