Click on photos to enlarge and read captions…Annie’s side of the story!
And now, my side of the story!!
I just looked for Annie for over 1/2 hour. She was miffed when I set her down to go let the plumbers in. They are here to fix an outside leaking broken pipe junction that is killing the plants it sprays with hot water when water is running. Cats inside, dogs locked in the doggie domain where they won’t bother the plumbers, Annie , however, is nowhere to be found. I worry that somehow she slipped out. Did she slip into the front yard and did the plumbers go out to get equipment and let her out into the street? No, I was sure she was securely inside when they came. Finally I let the other dogs in and Morrie found her under the bed in my room. Always a new thrill.
Now I am trying to polish my nails–something I started attempting to do over an hour ago– and Annie insists on being held. When I opened the door to search for Annie, Ollie slipped into the spare room where cats are not allowed because I am keeping it hypoallergenic for friends allergic to cats.. Plumbers just replaced a broken pipe join.This hot water can be a curse at junctions. Luis says he’s figured out one that will expand with hot water and not spring a leak. Crossed fingers. Annie has been begging to be picked up since she was located under bed, but wiggly puppies and nail polish just don’t mix. I wonder if she’ll ever understand that. She seems to be sulking how, her head buried under my desk skirt. She won’t even play with my favorite little toy made by the ladies of Operation Feed that I decided might distract her from less appropriate playthings.. She just must not be in a playful mood.
A great story in pictures. I loved the one of Zoe showing affection.
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She looks so tiny next to Zoe, who used to be about that size!
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Ah, so Annie is her name. Reminds me of the John Denver song. Lots of cute pics with cute captions. I remember when Zoe was going through her introductions to the pack. I wonder if Annie might be sick? I know you had her tested at the vets for some things. Did they give her any vaccinations? As to her hiding, there is no telling how long she has been on the streets and fighting for survival. Poor little thing is safe now ❤
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new dogs are really a worry. With your other dogs showing her who’s boss, I reckon she will be calmer sooner than an “only” new dog.
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Anxious from the turmoil.
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Our dogs like this one stuffed duck. They also like to have a soft dog bed. We keep one in the motor home and one at my brother’s house. The other dog will sit in the bed or the carpet.
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“Dear Mrs. Judy — Nail polish? Why? Your pal forever, Teddy Bear. T. Dog”
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All the better to itch you with, Teddy Bear!!!
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“Martha?”
“Not happening Teddy.”
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No.. thought Teddy Bear was Annie….
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Teddy’s full name is Teddy Bear T. Dog because he’s in the Bear family with Polar Bear Yeti T. Dog. I gave him the name because he’s so cute and the little girl who used to live up the alley liked to say, “Hello Teddy Bear and Polar Bear.”
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Aw
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Annie seems to be a strong willed girl.
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I hadn’t thought of that but you are right.
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💕🐾🐶
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A fun dog diary. Cracking the door I haven’t heard before – it alarmed me at first
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Rescues love their home so much!
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I believe she does. Yoli tells me she was comfortable at their house when she baby sat yesterday. They have 4 dogs as well so that was a relief. She’s no longer scared of the whole world!!!!
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She’ll get used to not always having her way.
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