Cute. Oscar and Farnum, you are some good-looking dogs. Glad you are with the great people at Bad Rap until that perfect home comes your way. These blogs definitely will help and if a lot of us could, we would take you in a heart beat and give you a loving home.
Also, I don't know if you will post this, as it doesn't apply to Oscar and Farnum's blog and that is fine, but I wanted to offer my condolences to Donna and Tim for the loss of their beloved Honky Tonk Racer. As has been said before, dogs never live long enough. Thanks for sharing some of Honky Tonk's special personality, devotion and uniqueness with us. He'll never leave your hearts or your memories, as the bond and connection will be there forever. So sorry for your loss.
Glad at least one boy was courteous enough to give you his undivided attention--though it looks rather like he's give a TREAT his undivided attention... With the eyepatch and the opposite black ear, he's so cute I'd forgive him for faking paying attention.
A side note: is it just me, or does Oscar have the smallest eyes of any dog that's been in the barn since Bouncer?
Hee-hee. My dog is just like Oscar. I'll try to talk to him, and he's always looking around me to see if there is a squirrel intruding on his territory or another dog to play with.
Cute. Oscar and Farnum, you are some good-looking dogs. Glad you are with the great people at Bad Rap until that perfect home comes your way. These blogs definitely will help and if a lot of us could, we would take you in a heart beat and give you a loving home.
ReplyDeleteAlso, I don't know if you will post this, as it doesn't apply to Oscar and Farnum's blog and that is fine, but I wanted to offer my condolences to Donna and Tim for the loss of their beloved Honky Tonk Racer. As has been said before, dogs never live long enough. Thanks for sharing some of Honky Tonk's special personality, devotion and uniqueness with us. He'll never leave your hearts or your memories, as the bond and connection will be there forever. So sorry for your loss.
ReplyDeleteGlad at least one boy was courteous enough to give you his undivided attention--though it looks rather like he's give a TREAT his undivided attention... With the eyepatch and the opposite black ear, he's so cute I'd forgive him for faking paying attention.
ReplyDeleteA side note: is it just me, or does Oscar have the smallest eyes of any dog that's been in the barn since Bouncer?
Is there a caboose on this train, mom?
ReplyDeleteHee-hee. My dog is just like Oscar. I'll try to talk to him, and he's always looking around me to see if there is a squirrel intruding on his territory or another dog to play with.
ReplyDeleteVERY nice! Everyone needs a pibble like Farnham to help our self-esteem, don't we? (So glad I have a pibble good-listener!)
ReplyDeleteThese cuties look like they are very interested in your story, as long as it includes treats at the end.
ReplyDeleteoh man, this is so funny am snortling out loud. my bassets just started howling.
ReplyDeleteLook they both have hearts! Oscar on his nose and Farnham's spot on his eye
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