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This one is titled "Da Schnoz".
As described in a previous post, Rupert was rescued from a very disturbed past by my friends Terry & Deb. I texted this photo to Terry, the bat rastard has an iPhone X so he can see this photo pretty darn well, he replied "Deb and I used to joke that his body is a life support system for a nose."
Two more under the cut.
This one is titled "Driving Mr. Charlie".
You can see part of Dante's white head in the back. We had to move Russet's Outback to the lower parking lot at the observatory. Normally when we walk up to her car when the dogs are in it, the dogs activate and much tail waggage ensues. Well, my Lumix has quite a telephoto lens, and I'm also guessing that maybe something had happened that had drawn their attention to the front of the car.
This one is titled "Road Trip".
We're constantly having to remind the dogs that they aren't yet old enough in calendar years to have their drivers licenses, that doesn't seem to dissuade them from wanting to sit in the driver's seat. I'm not sure if Charlie is back seat driving or navigating. Pity our cars are so absolutely filthy right now.
There's more doggie pictures in the link in the text of the first photo, or in the Poodles! tag.
The funniest thing happened the other night. We have two water bowls on a raised stand just outside the kitchen doorway, and if one of them is drinking from the bowl on the right, the doorway is pretty well blocked. The dogs are very close in height to one another. Well, Rupert the hound was taking his time drinking, Charlie was in the kitchen and got impatient, or maybe there was a noise in the house that demanded immediate attention. He ran UNDER Rupert! Rupert looked up and around like "What the heck just happened?!" It was the funniest thing that I've seen the dogs do in ages!
This one is titled "Da Schnoz".
As described in a previous post, Rupert was rescued from a very disturbed past by my friends Terry & Deb. I texted this photo to Terry, the bat rastard has an iPhone X so he can see this photo pretty darn well, he replied "Deb and I used to joke that his body is a life support system for a nose."
Two more under the cut.
This one is titled "Driving Mr. Charlie".
You can see part of Dante's white head in the back. We had to move Russet's Outback to the lower parking lot at the observatory. Normally when we walk up to her car when the dogs are in it, the dogs activate and much tail waggage ensues. Well, my Lumix has quite a telephoto lens, and I'm also guessing that maybe something had happened that had drawn their attention to the front of the car.
This one is titled "Road Trip".
We're constantly having to remind the dogs that they aren't yet old enough in calendar years to have their drivers licenses, that doesn't seem to dissuade them from wanting to sit in the driver's seat. I'm not sure if Charlie is back seat driving or navigating. Pity our cars are so absolutely filthy right now.
There's more doggie pictures in the link in the text of the first photo, or in the Poodles! tag.
The funniest thing happened the other night. We have two water bowls on a raised stand just outside the kitchen doorway, and if one of them is drinking from the bowl on the right, the doorway is pretty well blocked. The dogs are very close in height to one another. Well, Rupert the hound was taking his time drinking, Charlie was in the kitchen and got impatient, or maybe there was a noise in the house that demanded immediate attention. He ran UNDER Rupert! Rupert looked up and around like "What the heck just happened?!" It was the funniest thing that I've seen the dogs do in ages!
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Date: 2019-03-17 09:02 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2019-03-17 04:16 pm (UTC)If only we left them the keys.... They might have a little trouble with the clutch.
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Date: 2019-03-18 01:50 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2019-03-18 02:23 am (UTC)Much woofage typically, though Rupert doesn't woof, he bays/howls.