Well, Patah looks (and smells) a little different today. It must be a totally different world for her since she can actually see what she is doing. Now, I would never want to compare our dogs to kids-we are working our way up. We love our pups and although they are a pain sometimes-getting us up early and the occassional "accident" waiting for us when we get home, we really like our additions. I think it's true that they really do make you happy. Sometimes it's nice to come home from a hectic day at work when you feel like everyone hates you and have your dogs happy to see you no matter what has happened. I couldn't help posting this. Sorry if it is goofy to some of you out there, but since we don't have cute kids like a lot of our friends, we have to post something. I would feel bad posting a picture of Patah without Hireq, so here is a picture of them both after a hard day of play. By the way, there names are Hebrew meaning "dot" and "line"-the 2 smallest in the Hebrew language. Don't worry we won't name our kids after vowels!
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We considered Clapton, our dog, to be our practice for having kids. It really does help. You think about things like not being able to go away for the weekend without having someone to look after the dog. Your dogs are adorable!
When Ken and I got married, we thought we'd start with house plants and work our way up. We're not even responsible enough for pets yet (according to Trevecca rules). At this rate, we'll be 45 before we have kids . . .
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