She is beautiful! Those eyes speak to you!I don't have a dog, unfortunately, though my husband does (but, it's really his dog). I am in the mood for a puppy, once I get good and healthy and have more energy. I need to do that before the husband's dog bites the dust, as my husband and dogs seem to have some sort of weird mind-meld or something. I'm also going to have to ask him to act a little less dominant.
I do have my kiddo's dog, who's my favorite dog I ever met. She's super cool, he adopted her the day before she was due to be euthanized, and she was a homeless person's dog and she's So Sweet when her PTSD is not activated, LOL. I adore her because she's super smart, very precious, and I know she'd die for the kid if necessary, in fact we share a lot in common, she used to come smoke with me in the Arizona room back when I was smoking (and the kid's back was turned) but I think she enjoys vape Scents. Any time I arrive she jumps on top of me, licks my ears, then sneezes in my face, it's something of a ritual, and she definitely has a home with me if anything ever happens (oh, I hope not) but this dog is really special to me, and her manners have consistently improved over time, but she'd still chomp your arm off under the right circumstances. She is very clever and crafty, and I don't know why but having had so many pets with the kid... I have come to love dogs. Definitely time to adopt a puppy, as I have found, over the years with the kid, that adult rescue pets are a lot more difficult and I'll admit I want to behaviorally train my dog like crazy, but I'd like a fairly clean slate to start with. Here she is: Snickers:
Anna
One tactic might be to get a super girlie dog like a miniature poodle. They’re actually pretty good dogs. Just take it to the groomer and have it done up lik a lollipop ( they can actually dye em pink). and your hubby won’t want anything to do with it. The dog won’t know a thing, and once it binds to you you can let go of the drop froo-froo and let it turn into a dust mop. Or not. They look pretty good with mowhawksI don't have a dog, unfortunately, though my husband does (but, it's really his dog). I am in the mood for a puppy, once I get good and healthy and have more energy. I need to do that before the husband's dog bites the dust, as my husband and dogs seem to have some sort of weird mind-meld or something. I'm also going to have to ask him to act a little less dominant.
I do have my kiddo's dog, who's my favorite dog I ever met. She's super cool, he adopted her the day before she was due to be euthanized, and she was a homeless person's dog and she's So Sweet when her PTSD is not activated, LOL. I adore her because she's super smart, very precious, and I know she'd die for the kid if necessary, in fact we share a lot in common, she used to come smoke with me in the Arizona room back when I was smoking (and the kid's back was turned) but I think she enjoys Vape Scents. Any time I arrive she jumps on top of me, licks my ears, then sneezes in my face, it's something of a ritual, and she definitely has a home with me if anything ever happens (oh, I hope not) but this dog is really special to me, and her manners have consistently improved over time, but she'd still chomp your arm off under the right circumstances. She is very clever and crafty, and I don't know why but having had so many pets with the kid... I have come to love dogs. Definitely time to adopt a puppy, as I have found, over the years with the kid, that adult rescue pets are a lot more difficult and I'll admit I want to behaviorally train my dog like crazy, but I'd like a fairly clean slate to start with. Here she is: Snickers:
Anna
they appear to be a Delicacy of the Desert, though... Poor mommy quail cried for days, it was tragic. 
