We had some furry visitors to our house earlier this month, and they stayed for two weeks. My parents recently bought a new house in Nashville. There was a two week period where they had to move out of their old house but the new house wasn't ready...so Stuart and I were ready to take on their two fun and crazy puppies. (Note: they technically aren't puppies anymore but I refuse to let them grow up)
Bonnie and Angus definitely made themselves at home. Here are some highlights from their adventures.
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| Meet Angus. He's a short dog but thinks he's a big one. Lots of personality, this one. He will make you laugh. |
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| Meet Bonnie. She's soft and fuzzy and will love you forever if you just pet her. And her eyelashes might just be four inches long. |
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| We learned that Bonnie LOVES cornhole. Ok really, she loves playing monkey-in-the-middle with the bean sacks. Too funny. |
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| Bonnie and Angus "share" a bone. Sometimes they are sweet ;) |
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| I came home to this scene one day from work. Someone (who shall not be named) had rolled up their dog blanket like a yoga mat. Also, see the pile in the background? I discovered that was Angus's treasure chest, i.e. scraps of metal and twigs were underneath. I caught them! |
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| Angus is our guard dog. This officially became his chair. I even had to angle it more towards the window so he could "guard" better. |
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| Angus loves the sun. |
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| Bonnie loves food. Hehe that was harsh. At this time, she was on steroids so all she could think about was food. She's a cute beggar though. |
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| Bonnie loved the pond. |
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| Bonnie and Angus love water! |
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| Meal time. |
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| This is how Bonnie lays down. Here she is in my room, eyeing my shoes. |
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| And she found one! At first, I took it away but then she was so darn cute, I let her have it as a souvenir :) |
Let's just say it's a lot quieter around here without them...and they are missed.
p.s. One thing I failed to mention. Bonnie and Angus are from the same litter! I kid you not.
Day Out.
AC
