Michelle’s Weekly Pet Challenge Posted on September 18, 2013 by Al Week 2 pet challenge from Hope* the Happy Hugger. Ya gotta ask yourself, am I feeling lucky today? Well, are ya punk? Rate this:Share this: Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to email a link to a friend (Opens in new window) Email Click to print (Opens in new window) Print Like Loading... Related
Good thing that octopus has seven other legs… Gracie is showing her age. How old is she? Scrappy is 11 or 12–not sure because I adopted him. Reply ↓
Queenie is nearly 9 now, but is quickly getting a white muzzle. I think she is trying to look like her owner. Reply ↓
There definitely is a mother/daughter thing going on there. Bella doesn’t suspect they are different breeds. Reply ↓
Thanks, Jane. The lab was gentle and accepting of the puppy right from day one. I’m still careful to give her lots of individual attention as a reward for her patience. Reply ↓
You know you are getting old when you miss a cute dog photo. Like your caption too.
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Good thing that octopus has seven other legs…
Gracie is showing her age. How old is she? Scrappy is 11 or 12–not sure because I adopted him.
Queenie is nearly 9 now, but is quickly getting a white muzzle. I think she is trying to look like her owner.
They say dogs and owners begin to look alike… 😉
Heart warming photo.
Buffy loves playing like that, but she thinks I am the other dog! 😆
I know what you mean. They occasionally talk me into a three way tug contest.
Adorable girls, Al. Sibling rivalry?
And how!
So who won? Love those two!
They both won….our hearts.
I was going to ask that… 😦 Such a ‘diplomatic dad’ answer!
What can I say? I’ve mellowed in my golden years.
You’re just afraid of being eaten in your sleep 😉
Awwwwwwwwww!
And it’s pictures like this that prove you’re not a curmudgeon 🙂
I thought sponsoring dog-fighting was curmudgeonly.
Its a lovely photo. What a lovely home you’ve given them
They give us back three-fold in love and entertainment.
Aw…what great buddies!
Never a dull moment, as you know.
The patience of mothers is never exhausted.
There definitely is a mother/daughter thing going on there. Bella doesn’t suspect they are different breeds.
Love it Al…the patience displayed on your golden boy’s face is a study! x
Thanks, Jane. The lab was gentle and accepting of the puppy right from day one. I’m still careful to give her lots of individual attention as a reward for her patience.