...hid under a chair and attacked her as she walked by. Damned corgi.. Emma is a killer of small rodents and probably thought this insulate corgi was just a gutter rat. Corgi (named 'Princess') earned a vet visit and Emma got a pink bling muzzle. (which i never made her wear)

to have the Boog to defend the slobbered up Tacoma that is your turf, from those dreaded foreign Corgis. He deserves a slice of pizza or three.

Don’t tell miss Sophie

He is our right paw

Only problem is that it's not quite as good as the world conquering plans the Miniature Pinschers have developed.

include planning strategy from a pair of Lovebirds residing in San Francisco.

That the schnauzer and corgis do not collude

with a vicious mouth for barking and snarling, and under the right/wrong circumstances snapping at us. He was really bad about that when first rescued but now he is more bark than bite.

I've always had Aussies, this dog is mostly my roommates but mine secondarily, and getting used to his breed has been hard for me, after always having sweet, smart Aussie dogs.

I would love me some Boog dog, for sure. Big old slobbery dogs are irresistible.

He has a way of keeping our male Border Collie on the verge of being admitted to the doggie mental ward.

So here's some interesting trivia. Back in the late 80s I used to go climbing with this dude named Adam Avery. He was always going on about his homebrewed beer. He had a brown lab named Ellie. Twenty years later and we have this:



Obviously, the original Ellie is long gone.

I live in the boonies and a dog showed up years ago and adopted me.
Steiner. He grew into a 125 lb alpha dog. All four of my kids could sit on
his back when they were little.
I once got a phone call from a friend who said he was parked outside.
I said c'mon in. He said he couldn't because of the huge dog staring in his
rolled up car window. Also a slobberer.