This is my puppy Scotti McDougall. This picture is when I got him 4 months ago. He is a Schnauzer. But I have wanted a Scotti Dog (Scottish Terrier) all my life so when this little pumpkin came my way, he got stuck being my Scotty Dog. He keeps me company and helps me get out for the walks my knee so desperately needs.
He is much bigger
now and yesterday, he started lifting his hind leg to go pee-pee, so today I made the terrible appointment for him. He will be baking a little higher come next Tuesday. Poor baby. He is a great dog. He likes to lay on the rug beside me while I work on the computer or work on patterns. And if my yarn or hook falls to the floor, he retrieves it for me and actually puts it up on my lap. He is a great helper. The groomer is also coming to make him less sheepdog like. Yes, the groomer comes to me isn't that great. She does a fantastic job too. Shout Out to Gina of Thorp Pet Groomers.Well, I have sent my County Fair Entry in and don't have the Starched Doily started yet so back to the hooks I go. Have a wonderful day.
i had a puppy flashback . . . my late "fur baby" was a schnauzer/traveling salesman mix. when i was bringing her home from the shelter i thought she looked more like a scotty so i named her mctavish, which sounded too masculine so i shortened it to tavish . . . she was the neatest dog, she stayed mostly black, her ears hadn't been cropped and her tail was non-existant from birth . . she too had a groomer come to her . . . my dad always said she looked like a rag mop when she needed her hair cut.
ReplyDeleteanyway, your post brought back sweet memories of my sweet little girl . . .thanks