We were drawn immediately to two black and tan brothers (10 weeks old), which is strange because I've always been more of a "purebred" dog owner, but their temperaments were exactly what I'd been searching for. How to choose? One was so lovey and sweet, the other handsome and gentle, both extremely attached to each other. Wait! It was Mother's Day -
Well, it's not like we don't have the ingredients for this recipe. Nice fenced back yard, pool, great-friend-who-is-a-vet (and another one in the family), teenagers, lady-home-all-day, man-who-comes-home-with-delicious-smelling-shoes every night. Hunter has even adapted, he has no choice since at 6 months they are physically bigger than he is. He's taken on the role of Yoda-dog, teaching the youngsters how to be fierce toad warriors and how to dig out an entire shrub.
But it hasn't been all easy, I travel to Walmart every week to get another big bag of Iam's, things have been eaten that shouldn't have, and I've invested $120 in a "spot-bot" carpet cleaner. Also, they've needed treatment for worms, one has already required stitches and boarding three dogs when traveling is about the same as the room rate at a hotel.
This recipe is so delicious, I'm not sure if three bites are enough. Maybe I can talk Jim into a 4th small bite, something lap-sized. But my days of cleaning up puppy pee are almost over so the next one will have to be a grown adoptee.
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