Cody is the old boy of the family. At 14.1/2 he still wants to play.
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| Cody - waiting |
Somehow with a name like hers you would expect his playmate to be lily white. But ...
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| Where's that ball? |
... she's the black 'sheep' of the family.
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| Cody - waiting |
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| Where's that ball? |
8 comments:
A dog of a different color! :) Great post.
Oh what an adorable video- I do enjoy seeing your dogs- your daughter's and every other dog you post here! Just where is that ball anyway! I too have a dog, Lady who still is a pup at heart but also she has those moments where she really shows her 13 and 1/2 years of age....but without them my world would be (well it would be a completely scary place for anyone who came in contact with me!) Yikes! I am thinking your part two will be the finding? Or????
This week while walking my two dogs I spotted what appeared to be a black-headed sheep approaching in the park. It tuned out to be a black poodle mix whose owner had dressed it in an old white t-shirt because of the chill. Not a great fashion for a dog. They prefer mud.
This was classic, Bob! I had my first laugh of the day! We have an "old dog" too, only he's a cat!
She doesn't want to be blonde. That's so female. They're never happy with the color hair God gave them or whether they have curls or not.
Hugs and chocolate,
Shelly
Lovely, makes me wish we still had a dog. Haven't had one in a very long time now.
I bet you had fun hosing Lily down!
Ha ha
I've got a great picture of my fuzzy pup...after rolling in...the stinky kind of pile.
Her name is Gracie. Name doesn't fit her behavior all the time, either.
Good pictures.
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