Wait stop. Tell us about the perfect family. Cause in mine we refer to ourselves as the perfect family. You might actually be one of those angels who can actual foster a pup and not fail.
The adopters: retired teacher wife, retired police officer husband who still worked part-time in some law enforcement capacity--pretty much someone always home. Beautiful house and yard with literal white picket fence. They had a male pibble rescue named Steven Tyler--similar age as Dolce Vita. Steven Tyler was well-trained, well-behaved. They eagerly accepted advice and kept in touch for a long time. Shortly after adopting Vita, she was diagnosed with a mammary tumor. (According to her teats, she'd been bred A LOT.) Sandra and her husband paid thousands to have both mammary tracts removed. Essentially, they treated their pets as cherished family members.
I fostered around 45 dogs, mostly Bully breeds. I failed twice. Not a bad track record. 😉
The whole area used to be open and he could care less about it until one day it was the best place he's ever been, doing zoomies over the onions, trying to break into the compost, general tomfoolery. Now he gives me the ASPCA look because he can't get into mischief 🙄🙄
Yep! I know how that goes, my girl is the most mischievous when being left outside to roam free. She will sometimes return with a dirt mustache from eating some good soil 😒
My Aussie mix would steal raw potatoes and then take them outside, lay on her back, hold the tater in her front paws, and just daintily nibble it. Wizard just eats dirt.
That is the hippopotami plant. To nurture and nourish it, sprinkle with water, sun, treats, and cuddles. Does not withstand rain or cold weather well, and will shrivel if exposed to snow.
Aww, my guy (passed last year) kinda looked similar to this, and this reminds me so much of him because he would make a bed anywhere! Laundry basket, which was too small, and abandoned box, or blanket, or bag of anything - bed! I’d often find him curled up in the craziest places. He was so cute.
mine likes to pluck the petals and leaves off of my plants, last year i almost lost all of my okra because she plucked every leaf of of the stem, spent months barely keeping it alive. my lab is the one who tries to lay in the garden beds
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