Roger Caras said "Dogs are not our whole life but they make our lives whole." He was wrong. When you live with four, obedience train two, agility train two and co-own a dog boutique:(GollyGear); dogs are your life. And life is good.
Wednesday, September 06, 2006
Simply irresistible
We've mentioned a few times (okay, ad infinitum) that Ceilidh is a perpetual motion machine. Well, we finally managed to tucker her out. And we took pictures to prove it happened, at least once, in her lifetime. She doesn't look thrilled about it though - does she? So she hides her little face. But we're still there torturing her. I really like this picture - it demonstrates the principles of gravity. We say that Ceilidh needs "flew glue" when this happens.
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I love this sequence of pictures. Ceilidh certainly has lost her wild animal survival instincts, hasn't she?
Thank you! It's one of the few times I actually had a camera handy when I wanted it. And you're absolutely right about survival traits. Our dogs would much rather sleep in their nice, cushy beds than any forest den.
Hope and Fran are sisters and owners of GollyGear - a shop specializing in fun, affordable, and practical products especially for small dogs.
We believe that dogs are wonderful companions and their presence enriches our lives. We also know how difficult it can be to find appropriate "gear" for our small dogs, which is why we founded Golly Gear. We make it a point to discover the best products for small dogs and share them with other, devoted dog lovers.
Fran has two dogs: Tango, a 5-year-old Brussels Griffon who got off to a bit of a rough start, but is rapidly becoming a wonderful companion and agility dog, with his Masters Standard and Novice Jumpers titles, and Booker, 2-year-old Boston Terrier just starting his adventure. Hope has Teddy a 4-year-old fawn Frenchie with attitude and Open Standard and Jumpers titles; and Torque, a brand-new Frenchie baby.
Golly Gear is named for Fran's Brussels Griffon, Golly - who was a discriminating judge of all things dog throughout her life.
2 comments:
I love this sequence of pictures. Ceilidh certainly has lost her wild animal survival instincts, hasn't she?
Thank you! It's one of the few times I actually had a camera handy when I wanted it. And you're absolutely right about survival traits. Our dogs would much rather sleep in their nice, cushy beds than any forest den.
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