Persephone, the Goldendoodle

Elvis had the bone today.

Percy didn’t much like that, and so they had to fight it out.

Guess who won.

Maggie, on the other hand, had this to say.

Poor Elvis.

Maggie thought it all quite funny.

The attack pugs were out in full force today.

Here, Maggie is showing off for the camera just how well she can perch upon the beaten doodle.

Well, Percy really can win. Within her gaping maw, she could likley fit two pug butts.

Elvis is such a man.

Aren’t those lovely ridges in Percy’s tongue?

This time, the groomers cost more. Oh well. I do need to take her more often.

Withing about three minutes of getting home, she looked like this:

She had to rub around the bed for awhile. After a few good rubs of the back, she felt much better.

Of course now that she’s been home for 10 minutes, she’s fast asleep.

Maggie and Elvis got after Percy today. See how they love each other?

Those attack pugs are vicious. (Percy could loll around with them for hours if they could match her stamina.)

Maggie always gets tired first, leaving Elvis and Percy to get down and dirty.

See how they make goo-goo eyes?

Percy always has energy for more. Here she is waiting by the door, hoping Elvis will come back for more (sometimes, he does).

My sister’s neighbor has a goldendoodle about 8 months younger than Percy. Her name is Holly. She’s a beautiful beast.

Here she is with Lianne. (Lianne “fixed” the doodle-do at the top of her head.)

Holly is a sweet, sweet puppy.

I finally got photos of Seamus and Rocky, the Old English Sheepdogs. Here they are, showing off their Huntington Beach Heritage.

Seamus is Percy’s boyfriend.

They’re inseparable when she’s visiting. Seamus is a bit of a prima donna, though he’d never admit that.

Rocky is gentle and sweet. Well, except when Seamus and Percy play. Then he lords over them barking. Non stop.

He has big feet, eh?

I had to go out and taste the wet concrete.

Tabitha is half golden, half yellow lab, and is in training as a guide dog.

She’s 10 weeks old.

Pretty cute, eh?

There is noting as adorable as a tired puppy.

Or a tired puppy belly.