Showing posts with label Spitz. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Spitz. Show all posts

Monday, 9 May 2011

How Dare They!

I'm not impressed.

I just received a letter from those evil veterinarians and they called me a senior citizen! How rude is that? I will be 12 next week but that is still young for a dog of my size, right?

Do I look old to you? I'm a gorgeous American Eskimo and still very vibrant, thank you very much. This is such an ageist society.

So please Thea, do NOT put the muzzle on me the next time I have to visit that awful place.

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Sunday, 18 October 2009

Spring Cleaning

What did you do today? I enjoyed a day of domestic bliss and much-needed rest. Zoe had her overdue bath and a morning of grooming.











Tomorrow morning Zoe will be taken to the vet for her annual check-up and vaccinations. Don't be fooled by the innocent look; it is not a visit I am looking forward to.

















Unfortunately, I will have to muzzle Zoe as she does not behave well around other dogs and has been known to bite the occasional vet. The diva is feisty!

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Monday, 8 June 2009

Spot the Imposter

This adorable shetland collie is amazingly needle-felted by Karen Clothier of Inspiration by Karen.


I never ceased to be amazed by the talents of my blog followers. Therefore, I am adapting
Katy's great idea of "follow your followers" to discover and highlight what they do. I will try and do this weekly.



Seriously, how brilliant is this? Would the real dog please stand up and bark?




This is a white wolf but it really reminds me of my pet spitz, Zoe.




To see more needle-felted pets or to have a replica made of your own, visit Karen's etsy
store.

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Thursday, 9 April 2009

Glamour Dog



I am so excited!  I ordered this gorgeous hand-made dog collar from Preta Pawte and it arrived today. And how wonderful to put it on a freshly shampooed American Eskimo (or Spitz).  Doesn't she look lovely?


Now I know that some of you may be thinking 'why bother' when the collar will remain mainly hidden under thick dog hair?  I had to tuck her hair under the collar for her photo shoot (as below).



Well, I don't care!  I support local designers and so should you and a girl feels good when she is wearing something new and pretty.  I swear that Zoe, my little Canadian princess perked up when I put her new collar on.  From Zoe to all the short hair or bald dogs out there - "don't hate me because I'm beautiful".

 

Does she not look regal sitting here on her favourite sofa with her paws crossed in such a lady-like manner?
 


To acquire you own fashionable dog or cat collar, visit Pretapawte.


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