Mm-hmm, that’s very true, oh yes absolutely in fact, it’s like, I understand perfectly, gobbledygook, carry on.
I really see your point, quite fascinating, mumbley jumbley, and the thing is, I totally agree, blabberjabber, by all means and I’m so glad we had this little talk.
Got any treats?
Rebecca S.’s cousin’s dog, Keegan, the scintillating conversationalist!
I thought the pics were in the wrong order- after the ‘last’ one, the pupster’s ears got nommed off!
*steps up to the plate*
My lurcher lays like this. I always figured it was a sighthound thing, because I’ve only ever seen greyhounds, deerhounds, etc do it. Either there’s something I don’t know about Pomeranians, or I was wrong.
Impressive that he can cross those stubby legs.
Almost every Keeshond I’ve known has crossed their front legs like that, as well. I always thought they looked so dignified.
My Border Collie does this. Of course when he looks his cutest I never have my iPhone on me. Isn’t that just the way?
All you really need to be a good conversationalist, is to be a good listener. I would love to have a little guy like this to hear all my problems. And have treats with.
I feel better just looking at heem. His eyes are so sweet and soulful.
::blinks:: Charlie? http://twitter.com/VWChan/status/314068024690888704/photo/1
All he needs is a pair of glasses and a note pad.. pup-cholotrist in training
Such a polite little pom.
Looks just like our pommie! Ours definitely does not cross his legs like that though.
If I had this lil snorky-poo as a therapist…well, I wouldn’t need therapy anymore! Uh, wait a minute…did that make sense?