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| These couple of photos are really great. It's our daycare dog Honey playing with our rescue momma Phoenix. It's been so wonderful to see Phoenix come out of her shell and go from completely ignoring other dogs to actually initiating play. |
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| They are such silly and adorable girls! Rob said the other day to a client "Half the time you can't tell which ones are the rescues and which ones have homes" - Sometimes I forget the rescues are rescues too.... |
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| Rusty - A boarding dog. A fierce face to go with a fierce Min Pin personality. |
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| Data has a Kane attached |
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| Howie tackles Maeby |
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| Trixie and Maeby play |
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| I love how Trixie bats with her paws. |
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| Trixie seriously has the face of one of those adorable stuffed dogs they sell that you say "If I don't get this toy dog it will be sad all by itself on the shelf" - then again maybe I'm the only one who attributes characteristics of living creatures to stuffed animals. And maybe that's why I recently had to empty out half a garage's worth of stuffed toys that I felt "bad for" and bought so they wouldn't be lonely on the shelf of a Rite Aid...where was I going with this? |
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| Kingsley and new daycare pup Billie |
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| If I wasn't lazy and would have edited these photos before posting them you would have been able to see the dark dogs better. But I need to get my sleep tonight since tomorrow night I'm going back to go see The Bad Plus once again! |
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| The first time I EVER saw this puppy my heart melted into a pool of cells and blood and pooled in my ankles where it reformed and remains to this day. |
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| Agnes with our rescue girl Jazz |
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| Sleepy clover |
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