Her son Chiron is possibly the embodiment of cheerfulness.
This picture of him waiting to get some pancakes this morning makes me feel very cheerful and if it doesn't make you smile then I think something may be very wrong with you.
Sunday, 19 February 2012
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Looks like animal abuse. Why do you encourage such things?
ReplyDeleteHey, she's an Irish terrier. They were nursemaid dogs in Ireland for the non-aristocracy.
ReplyDeleteAnd she loves him. The older dog already claimed the older boy.
So, because other people harm and take advantage of their dogs, it's ok to do it to this dog? If she can't be protected from these "children", why not rehome her? I say children because it's obviously the adults who are at fault.
ReplyDeleteDoes that look like a dog who is in any amount of distress or even discomfort? This is a dog who is obviously in the heart of the house and integral to our entire family. Sigh.
ReplyDeleteOk, I just asked Gretchen and she says she loves us. So all can rest easy now!
ReplyDeletePhew, I'm glad we know that, see if you can get her to post to confirm, anonymously will do.
ReplyDeleteWell, I just want to say that the child is SO large there is no possible way that dog could get up and walk off if she really wanted. I hate it when really large children sit on a dog. WOW.
ReplyDeleteI forever love you for even sarcastically calling him large!
DeleteAnonymous 1, may I ask, is your name Dick?
ReplyDeletecute picture! what made me giggle, though, is the kid on the stool, he's missing a sock lol
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