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~ Art, cats, nature, animals, weather, and whatever. Painter at heart ~
Following in the legendary pawsteps of Lexi the Schnauzer
Just another site about cats
Follow the antics of our loveable crew
Our journey through life as newlyweds -- with two insanely adorable dogs.
A little of this and a little of that
Oh no! Did you run into a doorway like I do when I have to wear one of those? Hey, should we start calling you the Black Dahlia? He, he. Cheers, 2 weeks is not forever. 🙂
Like you know those doorways just jump right in the way! Did you rip your cone too Lexi? Black Dahlia, hmmm, I like the sound of that! Two weeks not forever, I’m going to hold you to that.
Bonnie, You are still a lovely golden retriever and you have expressive eyes! Your “experience” is one that your sister and Bess will never have. May your weekend pass well and may the weekend be a cherished time for everyone.
Carolyn
Thank you Mrs. Carolyn for those very sweet words. You make me feel special. You have a good weekend as well.
oh Bonnie you are a sweetheart. I like your new cone better xoxo DakotasDen
Thank you! I wasn’t too sure what to think of my new cone at first but I like it now. It sure doesn’t make as much noise as the old one.
Tucker has the plastic cone during the day and the soft cone at night. Its not as noisy when we try to sleep. I am still worried he might try to eat them. I hope Bonnie feels better soon! She makes an adorable flower! 🙂
That’s a good idea to switch the cones out. Bonnie kept losing the clips out of her plastic cone then I saw her purposely take them out of her cone. I like the velcro that I saw on Tucker’s plastic cone, if we go back to a plastic one I’m going to put velcro strips on it. The infection sites are getting better which is very good. She does look like a flower doesn’t she, silly pup!