There I was. Sitting on a glass-top table on Our patio. See the brush behind me? We still have that brush – four years later – but the table’s long gone.
Why on earth do you think She’d ever put me up on that table to brush me? It wasn’t like She was a new mother or anything; I was the second Scottie She’d been owned by – uh, I mean – She’d ever owned.
I still can’t believe how small I was. Compared to this:
What You Learned Today:
- Scotties, like most puppies, grow up fast. Be sure to take lots of pictures!
- Thick-coated dogs, like me, need brushing at least twice a week.
- You’d be amazed how many people take their dogs to a groomer without ever brushing them in between trips!
You grew into a really handsome boy Stuart. Your human is right to remember those early days, they are precious. Did you ever chew things? I didn’t, but Bonny has left a trail of destruction… table legs, corner of tv cabinet, leather boots. Every time we see them we remember when…
If our Mom wasn’t already in love with you, this picture would push her over the top!!
Well, I consider myself lucky to have a new “family”!!! Scottie kisses to all at the Rocky Creek Household, Roo Roo, Stuart
We think the tongue out shows what you think of the table brushing!
Why do they get so googly over us as babies. We have so much more personality NOW. But show them a picture and they melt.
XXXOOO Daisy, Kendra & Bella
I don’t know about that ‘ole baby stuff either. But I have to admit, I don’t know which pix I like better, the baby ones or the handsome grown up ones. Both are fine in my book. Hey… She just reminded me to tell you They watched a show last night about poisonous marine life Down Under. Pretty scary stuff! Y’all stay safe down there and stick to stalking the land-lubbing critters, Stuart