Yes! You're right. We DO have alot of dogs! (Cats, too, so visit our feline friends page, to meet them.) And, we love and treasure each and every one of them. Enjoy their photos...there are many, many of them. Please be patient while the page loads. Thanks!
These are two of our Chinese cresteds. The white powder puff girl is Kira, the hairy hairless is Merlin. They are the best of friends and can often be seen snuggling up with one another.
Merlin's a handsome little devil, isn't he?
Kira in her summer haircut!
Even in the winter, Merlin likes to be outdoors with me while I am doing chores.
Here are our other two Chinese cresteds. Phoebe is the black & white powder puff and ZuZu is the petite hairy hairless. Both are the sweetest, most fun-loving girls! They joned our family at Christmastime in 2008.
A few baby pics.
And that brings us to Gus. Gus is our clear red miniature pinscher male. He is a character!
This is little ZuZu and her friend Gus.
Gus likes to help me do the chores, too. Here he is peeking out of the cat door in the tack room
Isn't Gus handsome in his sweater?
I never did find out what scent he caught that caused him to dig, and dig, and dig ....
Oh, and he likes to ride horses!
This is our, as yet unnamed, harlequin pinscher girl. She will be joining our family at the beginning of March 2010. Any suggestions for names?
Carrick is a sable, rough coated collie. He is a love and our oldest dog. But, even at age 13, he gets around fine and never misses doing chores with me.
Last, but never least, is our little poodle rescue. Doodle Bug was a "breeder" in a puppy mill for his entire life. When his owner was done with him, he was put on the auction block for other puppy mills to bid on. No one wanted him. So, a rescue organization stepped in and gave him a chance at a new life. At ten years old, Doodle Bug finally had his own family (us!) and learned to play with toys. He is a shining star in our eyes.
I DO hope you enjoyed seeing all the great photos of our dogs. We love all these guys and they are an integral part of life at Bare Necessities Farm.
