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that hidden kiss in the right corner of her mouth...the kiss her children could never get. it is the place that a mother holds to herself, and she gives the rest to her charges. it is also the place that a woman saves for the day she becomes a mother. it's the peter pan version of yin and yang.

i vote for jubilee

my sweet ollie bear:

ollie and ivy love bananas, blueberries and watermelon.

yes, well...ivy remains unpredictable, with her hackles up the whole time, even though she is wiggling her bum. don't entirely trust her. not sure what to do.

the vet will probably ask for a urine sample...just a heads up.

i vote for bentley.

just sayin...

we could go over the categorical imperative or revisit the nausea of walnut bark if you want

or which, as it were

what philosophers?

my thoughts: i would never get my baby bully tested for allergies just because some bullies have allergies. if a problem arises, then maybe i would test, but still probably not unless there was a respiratory issue. don't anticipate an allergy problem. if they get hives, there's always benadryl.

also, miss molly was not at ALL scared of our bullies. not even a little bit. she is already a little bully in her own right.

curiously enough, ollie was the good boy. it was ivy who was all "hey, there's a cuter girl in here!!!" but i think we've got it worked out. downstairs is an ollie/ivy-free zone, and one of us will sleep downstairs with molly in her crate. after tomorrow's visit, i think it's a go. wish i...

congratulations!! biggie looks every bit the champion!

yummy yum yumyum:heart:

beautiful picture!

i'm one of the cool kids who doesn't own a cellphone...:eek:

grizzly is very handsome and unique:heart:

frankly, we pretty much suck at training. our bullies are generally well-behaved, but ollie did this to all dogs he met as a puppy. he was relentless. thankfully, i have friends who understand that the older dog needs to assert, and we always allowed that to happen. still, he just outgrew...