Pucker up, Boone

**AdoreMyDogs** · 07-08-2008, 07:54 PM

In case you didn't see my other thread: http://petoftheday.com/talk/showthread.php?t=144057Quinn, being the huggy, lovey girl she is, was hugging Boone and I asked her to kiss a doggie and she happily obliged. Here's my darling angel and my handsome, patient, gorgeous, gentle Boone kissing on the lips

Oh, and some cute pics of just my beautiful Kersey and my handsome Boone. They're the best family dogs I could ask for. I just can't imagine my life without my gorgeous dogs. I love them so very, very much.

Hug a doggie

Lovely Kersey girl

I spend hours in the back yard with Quinn and the dogs every day, and they all have a great time. Quinn loves to pull toys out of the dogs mouths and sit on their backs. Here Quinn is displaying her doggie back riding skills. Pardon the brown slobbery mouth on Quinn, she test-tasted a handful of dirt and decided she didn't like it so she spit it out.

I hope you enjoy my beautiful, wonderful dogs. I love them with all my heart.

**chocolatepuppy** · 07-08-2008, 09:23 PM

That picture of Quinn kissing Boone is priceless! Your dogs and your sweet Quinn are all adorable!

**4 Dog Mother** · 07-09-2008, 08:21 AM

Isn't it great when the dogs let little ones climb on them and love on them? All of mine were not used to kids when Jasmine first came to stay when Brian went to recruiting school 3 years ago. Since that time all of them have learned to tolerate kids and even beyond tolerate love them and put up with their sometimes over loving. Pippi is probably our biggest changer. She does not like them when they are first starting to walk but after that they become her best friends and she allows them to do all kinds of things to her. It is absolutely amazing! Kersey is probably a good example of that - she was older when Quinn was born but seems to have become accepting of her quite easily. Doesn't that make your heart feel good?

**boomersooner** · 07-09-2008, 08:51 AM

I just LOVE to see kids and dogs playing together....I think children who grow up without pets are soooooo deprived. (of course, pets who are raised correctly)