We've decided she has ears like a bat, a snapping jaw like a turtle (when she gets excited, she runs around chomping her teeth), and a butt and belly like a pig. What a mixture!
Good view of the bat ears.
Another view of the ears and showing
off the fact that she apparently thinks
the bottom self of the end table is her
new bed.
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Well, Corey and I had a fun, relaxing weekend. We started it off by having dinner at the Allen's house. Heidi made us a fabulous dinner and we were able to eat out on their apartment's roof-top deck. They have an amazing view and their 5-month old daughter Luci was on her best behavior. They also have a super cute black lab named Annie. Annie is a great, well-behaved dog - looking forward to when Roxy becomes more mature like Annie.
Saturday shaped up to be a beautiful day in Seattle so Corey and I went to the Matador for Happy Hour with Nick, Gina and Sara. Then, back at our place, they all took turns playing with Roxy and helped get her all worn out and ready for bed.
The girls and I after Happy Hour.
Sunday was the first official day of football so Roxy and Corey spent many hours on the couch together watching TV. Unfortunately Roxy's Seahawks jersey that I got Corey for his birthday is still a little too big so she couldn't wear it quite yet. Brooke joined us later in the day to meet Roxy, eat dinner and watch the VMA's.
All-in-all, a great weekend. Up this week - teaching Roxy to like her collar and leash and to stay next to us when it's on her and consistently going to the bathroom on her newspaper. Wish us luck!
3 comments:
Thanks for making a post! Chris and I really like the photo of Roxy in the end table. Pretty cute. That will be one of those pictures you look back on when she is older and too big to fit and think "ah remember when she was small enough to fit in the end table!"
Talk to you soon!
I seriously need to understand how her ears just "stand up". Really. What's the mechanics behind that? I've googled it, and searched that book you have, but nothing. It's like magic.
Glad you like the pics! Seriously I think she'll be able to fly some day with these ears.
And Lisa, I did some further research, and it sounds like cartiledge in frenchie puppies ears just isn't strong enough to hold them up all the time until they are a little older. Who knew. But don't worry - sounds like there a lot of cosmetic surgery options available should we decide to go down that path (haha - not!).
Thanks for the comments ladies!
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