This is one of the Airbnb corgis, but I’m not sure which one. His humans were talking and I didn’t have the heart to interrupt. Of course, I also didn’t have the heart to NOT pet the pup.
Look at those eyebrows. Are they for real? I don’t think I’ve ever seen anything like that on a corgi.
One of Autumn’s family cats, Evil, has passed away. She was grumpy sometimes, and tended to avoid the more populated areas of the house, due to having some issues with being run over by rampaging dogs. But overall I liked her. She was a good kitty.
She made it to twenty years old or so. A pretty good run.
I took these two adorable pups for a walk as a favor to Autumn last week. They were both sweetie-pies, at least as soon as I got out their harnesses.
Honey is … 11, I think? And a delighted dawg.
This, of course, is Ryley, 2, a puzzled pup.
They liked wrestling and tugging and all sorts of fun games.
They got along great, too.
Khal (only six months old!) has a nickname, apparently: DOG THRAKI, WOOF LORD!
That’s a six month old puppy? So BIG.
Look at that long snoot. Just made for booping.
Onya (2) has some great tricks!
Onya is very petite and delicate for a Staffie mix.
Also very talented.
I wandered into a neat little store earlier today. There were a lot of neat doggie stuff!
ALL the cute!
Tubby kitty belly.
I saw Emma in the window of Wags. She wanted to cuddle SO BAD!
Too many pictures for hovertext or captions today. And anyway, you can see JUST what she’s thinking in every single picture.
I ran into Belle (7 months old) last week. She is, according to mom, ‘mistress of the side-eye’, but she was super sweet and friendly.
I love ‘doggie bags’.
There’s that side-eye. I got lots of side-eye and lots of face-licks.
According to Angus’s mom and dad, I ran across him when he was a puppy. I don’t have his name down anywhere, but that doesn’t mean anything. Either way, he’s gorgeous, isn’t he?
Angus is a very vocal pup, with a broad range of sounds.