In 2011, we added a sweet little puppy (named Rascal) to our family. He's the little white dog next to the giant black dog (named Sabbath):
Now, almost two years later, he's not as "white" as he once was, but he's a cute little stinker. He's half Beagle, and he puts that nose to the ground whether it's covered in snow or not!
Our big giant black dog has been very patient. Rascal is the true definition of an "ankle biter." He's is constantly grabbing at Sabbath to get him to play and chase him.
And Sabbath does love to give chase. In the picture below, he's launching off his hind legs to run along the fence. He loves barking at the neighbor's dogs (don't worry, we're friendly with them, and have a mutual agreement about barking and when it's acceptable!). If you look closely, Rascal is a little white blur near Sabbath's tail. He always wants to play. And watching these two chase each other around the backyard is quite entertaining.
Do you have dogs? Do you wish your neighbors' dogs would stop barking?
They sound like a lot of fun to watch and live with. Until a few years ago I always owned dogs and cats together. With the loss of my last cat, I haven't gotten another pet. After reading your post, I'm feeling the urge to start looking :)
ReplyDeleteDogs in snow are so cute.
ReplyDeleteI have a dog, from a rescue place (he comes with a whole heap of issues). Our neighbours on one side of us like to howl at their dog - they think it's funny. We can hear them, and we don't think it's so funny!
Your dogs have such a shiny coat.
ReplyDeleteAw, I love these pics. Sabbath is a beautiful dog. We lost our family dog a couple years ago at age 15, but she was wonderful. I'm a big dog person!
ReplyDeleteLove your photos. Love dogs too, but we have a cat. When the cat goes (a while yet) we'll be getting a dog. :)
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