Me and my dogs in Halifax, Nova Scotia: IS this the same dog?

Sunday, January 22, 2006

IS this the same dog?

Daisy as you know is a rescue dog - she was chained to a dog house for the first 3 years of her life and I got her fresh from the experience. I think photos can tell a lot. I got Daisy in December 2003 and the first picture was taken shortly after I got her. The second picture I took this morning - Teddy and Buttercup wouldn't let her up on the couch so she said "screw you" and jumped up on the red chair - the same red chair that she used to lay in all the time she did shortly after I got her - so I jumped at the chance and took some pictures. And here is what I saw.......

Category: [Daisy]

Category: [Rescue]

Category: [Chained Dogs]

2 comments:

Anonymous10:37 AM
I think that is the biggest doggie smile I have ever seen!! ;)

Deb
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Anonymous7:56 PM
I am laughing at the mental picture of Teddy and Buttercup not letting Daisy do anything! Just goes to show you that Daisy came to you for a reason (good thing too since she really dislikes Bear). Melissa
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