Oscar just whines when I put him on the ground and is only calm at the office if he has a pillow to sleep on, so I compromise and give him half my desk. Also he barks at anyone he doesn’t know as they walk by the door.
Our loveable pie bald wiener dog, Henry is such a puppy! The American Girl fingers were just too good to pass up. Of course, our 7 year old daughter was less than pleased. Marie-Grace (the doll) is now on her way to the AG hospital in New York.
We adopted Iggy Pupp in June. He’s a skinny little guy who was homeless and has a lust for life. He still gets anxious and his poor guts are still messed up (getting better). Baloo is going to be 11 and has finally bonded with the Pupp but not in our favorite way. His breath was already stinky before the adoption!
Editor’s note: Laura Nielsen, you’re an amazing lady. Dog Shaming is very proud of you and everyone else who adopts an animal in need.
Both the boy’s burgers and half your $18.99 a lb. filet mignon… albeit all raw… was mighty delicious. I am not taking food donations as I may not be given a meal for quite some time to come. Anyone?
Our dog, Luci, will whine and cry and throw fits if she doesn’t get her way. She has to go to time out contstantly. It doesn’t seem to bother her. She continues to whine.
Lou is a six month old Great Dane. Guess his regular toys aren’t big enough!
I caught jameson tearing into my husbands stash of mini boxes of corn pops
I MADE YOU A LOAF.
Wednesday is a chihuahua/italian greyhound mix for adoption at Urban Pet Project in Atlanta, GA. She is about 2 years old, and weighs 15 pounds. She’s wary of strangers, but loyal to no end to those she knows. Loves other dogs, and good with hardy cats (she likes to play). She is house trained, and crate trained (goes in when you point!). Here is Wednesday’s profile if you’d like to learn more about her.
Austin is a 18 month old black lab available for adoption through Companion Animal Alliance in Baton Rouge, LA. He was found as a stray caught in a trap and the shelter was no place for this guy. After a month he was posted online and came to me very scared.
He has opened up, faced his fears head on and is now ready for adoption… only problem is, he disagrees! When people come to meet him he makes me look like a liar and refuses to do anything. Nothing. Zero. However, once they leave he tears through the house filled with excitement! Within minutes he magically gets his personality back, knows his name and remembers how he likes to fetch!
Needless to say my wonderful, 60lb cuddle bug and professional adoption saboteur is still in foster care and looking for his fur-ever home 🙂
Here is his profile for more information about Austin.
