Name that Dog...
Our first week with the new puppy. There is an evolutionary reason that puppies are insanely cute: they're more demanding than they look.
Still, he arrived with knowledge of what to do on a piddle pad and open to suggestions on what not to chew. He goes on rides and seems to think that S is a really big dog. As for Nikita, our "husky mix," he barked and growled at her the moment he saw her. And he loves to nip at her ankles. Fortunately for him, she doesn't seem to take him too seriously.
If you ask the kids what his name is, you'll get two different answers. So I'm still calling him "puppy" for now.
Still, he arrived with knowledge of what to do on a piddle pad and open to suggestions on what not to chew. He goes on rides and seems to think that S is a really big dog. As for Nikita, our "husky mix," he barked and growled at her the moment he saw her. And he loves to nip at her ankles. Fortunately for him, she doesn't seem to take him too seriously.
If you ask the kids what his name is, you'll get two different answers. So I'm still calling him "puppy" for now.
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