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My great-granddaughter (Original Post) frogmarch Nov 2015 OP
The doggies aren't waiting, she's the one waiting, FoxNewsSucks Nov 2015 #1
Haha! I think you're right. frogmarch Nov 2015 #2
We know they are waiting for food dropped on the floor. Smart dogs. Paper Roses Nov 2015 #3
Yes, we know what they're waiting for. frogmarch Nov 2015 #4
lucky kid. mopinko Nov 2015 #5
Or even a dog, period. frogmarch Nov 2015 #6
yeah, i have no idea how people live w/o dogs. mopinko Nov 2015 #7
Wonderful! What a great dog story. frogmarch Nov 2015 #8
Awwwww shenmue Nov 2015 #9
That's my reaction too. frogmarch Nov 2015 #11
I like it! Rose-anna Nov 2015 #10
It's great you had a dog playmate as a child. frogmarch Nov 2015 #12

FoxNewsSucks

(10,435 posts)
1. The doggies aren't waiting, she's the one waiting,
Wed Nov 25, 2015, 06:06 PM
Nov 2015

Obviously, the photographer interrupted the morning briefing. As soon as she had her privacy again, she finished issuing marching orders to her minions.

That's a great picture!

frogmarch

(12,160 posts)
2. Haha! I think you're right.
Wed Nov 25, 2015, 06:10 PM
Nov 2015

You description sounds apt. I'll share it with her parents so they can chuckle too. Thanks.

Paper Roses

(7,475 posts)
3. We know they are waiting for food dropped on the floor. Smart dogs.
Wed Nov 25, 2015, 06:14 PM
Nov 2015

Anyone who has kids and dogs knows that the dogs radar in at mealtime. Kids love to drop goodies when no-one is looking.
Went through this when my kids were young. It is a no-no but fun to watch.

frogmarch

(12,160 posts)
4. Yes, we know what they're waiting for.
Wed Nov 25, 2015, 06:20 PM
Nov 2015

I don't know of too many people who haven't gone through it with their kids. I have with mine, and with theirs, and now with their theirs. Love them all, including all of our wonderful dogs (and kitties) past and present.

frogmarch

(12,160 posts)
6. Or even a dog, period.
Wed Nov 25, 2015, 08:57 PM
Nov 2015

I can't imagine having grown up without a dog, or without having at least one always in my life.

mopinko

(70,238 posts)
7. yeah, i have no idea how people live w/o dogs.
Wed Nov 25, 2015, 09:01 PM
Nov 2015

my kids grew up w a boxer dog watching over them. w ehad other dogs, but that boxer was the nanny.
i had one for a few years as a kid, and he changed the culture of my family. my dad tried to spank me once in his presence, and that was the last time he even thought about doing that.
my dad was the alpha in every way w this dog, but when he tried to hit me, the dog just took his wrist in his mouth, planted his ass on the floor, and gave his a look that curled his hair.

frogmarch

(12,160 posts)
8. Wonderful! What a great dog story.
Wed Nov 25, 2015, 09:10 PM
Nov 2015

Your protector. What a good, dear dog your boxer was.

The biggest dog I ever had as a kid was an Australian shepherd mix, and he wasn't very big, really. He kept everyone rounded up like sheep. It was hilarious to us family members, but it took a while for guests to get used to be nudged back into the flock after they'd gone to use the bathroom or something.

I love dogs.

 

Rose-anna

(15 posts)
10. I like it!
Fri Nov 27, 2015, 04:15 PM
Nov 2015

This is a very interesting photo! What a lovely baby! What clever dogs! I like it! Dogs are the children's good partners. In my childhood I often played with a dog that looks like the black dog in the picture.

frogmarch

(12,160 posts)
12. It's great you had a dog playmate as a child.
Fri Nov 27, 2015, 04:36 PM
Nov 2015

I didn't, since we were a military family and moved around a lot. The only dog I kind of knew was Jo-Jo, a german shepherd guard dog who scared the daylights out of me by lunging and barking every time we walked anywhere near him. I was afraid of dogs until I was around 12 and got to know some friendly ones.


My great-granddaughter is a year older now. Here she was last summer.



The dogs love her and would sleep in bed with her if they’d all fit.

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