You make me laugh, (or smile). The sweet, funny, loving things my dogs do on a daily basis, that brings a smile to my face, or a laugh to my lips.

Sampson, the way you have to get to the car window, no matter who is in the way….you make me laugh.

Delilah, the way you can sleep in the car, with someone standing over you, YOU make me laugh.

This was yesterday, on our way home from the vet. (We had a very lengthy vet visit, as it seems both Delilah and Sampson have urinary tract infections, AGAIN. I’ve really got to write about this since we’ve been battling urinary infections since the middle of December.)

The dogs usually lie down when we are on the highway, but “want the window” when we’re going a bit slower. But yesterday, Delilah was just too pooped. She slept all the way home.

Is your dog comfortable with a person, or dog standing over them like this?

You make me laugh, (or smile). The sweet, funny, loving things my dogs do on a daily basis, that brings a smile to my face, or a laugh to my lips.

Sampson, the way you use your dog bed, as a body pillow, instead of as a bed…

You make me laugh.

I have to admit, the bed is one I stuffed myself, and it’s a little on the puffy side, still, watching him lay partially on it really makes me laugh.

Does your dog ever use their bed for anything other than what it’s intended for?

You make me laugh, (or smile). The sweet, funny, loving things my dogs do on a daily basis, that brings a smile to my face, or a laugh to my lips.

Delilah, the way you get so ticked off when you have to wear boots…

You make me laugh.

Winter decided to hit February HARD in the northeast. Last Monday or Tuesday, we had freezing rain, then Thursday we got 18 inches of snow. Friday night we got a couple more inches, we’re expecting some more today and possibly again on Wednesday.

Of course, with the wintery weather, comes the chemicals they spread on the road to help melt the snow. Whatever it is they use, it really bothers the dogs on their back feet.

Sampson has gotten use to wearing the boots, and they don’t seem to bother him.

But Delilah is another story.

When you pull out her boots, she will hide in her bed, run away from you, or try and climb into her Daddy’s lap. Most days, I’ll avoid them, but after wiping her back foot three times on Thursday’s morning walk, I drew the line, and insisted she wear them.

This does not sit well with her. When you first put them on, she gets very dramatic and lifts her feet high in the air as she waddles about the house. Then she’ll walk normally, but she refuses to potty for about the first 10 minutes. Eventually, she adjusts and goes about our walk and her business.

But she makes it very clear, she will wear them, but she won’t like them.

Sampson, Delilah and myself, want to send a BIG HAPPY BIRTHDAY, to their Auntie, and my sister, Sheena.
Happy Birthday Honey, we love you more. 😀