Hi! I'm Precious... and this is what I usually look like... usually...
So tonight when we got home from church... Precious and Roxy were no where to be found... they normally meet us at the gate, jumping and greeting us with their happy faces... But tonight... we had to call them... and from behind the detached garage they came... Roxy looking pretty much like she normally looks... and Precious...
Well, I'm going to let Precious tell you in her own words... arf! arf!... (translated by me...)...
Hi Mom! Hi Dad! Home from church already?!
Me? Oh I haven't been doin' nothin' much... I was just behind the garage lookin' for somethin'...
My feet? Oh, I was trying to dig them out from behind that pile of wood back there... it was Roxy's idea you know!
Okay.. it was my idea... but Roxy helped... she was suppose to be my lookout! She's not a very good look out though... She didn't tell me you were home!
How cute. I have a new grand dog that I haven't met yet. He will be visiting Mother's Day weekend. He's a golden doodle named Jeff.
ReplyDeleteLittle dogs are usually the fiercest, right. That dog was busy working.
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Oh Dixie, You have a beautiful baby. I can relate to your story.
ReplyDeleteI have few of my own about my two fur babies. You just gotta love them. Mine bring me so much joy that I quickly forget about the big messes they get into.
Hugs and a very blessed Sunday. ^j^
I love the photos .For my 11th birthday my Granny gave me one of her blue ribbon pure blood Poodle puppies.Well we lived in the country on a farm.
ReplyDeleteMy parents made sure he became a house dog,painted toenails,and all.
Yet every chance this poodle got he ran off to the barn where the bird dog kennels were and participated in the training.
You 've never seen a sight until you see a poodle standing next to a bird dog with leg up ,nose high and tail pointed .Somehow poodles just don't look the same.
But he could out hunt all the other dogs hands down.My Dad would get so mad when people would come to pick up their hunters and see a poodle running about with a rabbit in his mouth or a bird of some kind.He would sneak out of the house every chance he got .Needless to say those toenails took a beating and his ribbons were rather droopy with a tangle of burrs.Thank you for the post it brought back many a happy memory.
soooo cute!...Christine
ReplyDeleteWell Miss Dixie, you do know he is just doing what comes naturally don't you?
ReplyDeletePoodles were bred to be retrievers or gun dogs, and can still be seen in that role. The breed's English name has German origins.(The name poodle comes from the German word short for pudelhund reflecting the breed's development from a water dog.
So they love to hunt. Mom used to work for a lady in Beaumont, TX. that raised & sold Poodles. Mom had one that I actually hated, Jock...he wouldn't let me get close to Mom, he'd grawl at me. The little snit....lol...
Hummm he looked alot like yours. but I don't hate yours...lol...he's so cute.
Oh how cute. That sweet little face, who could be upset? Big hugs to those who love and care for their pets! Fun story!
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Awe, I have a tender heart when it comes to poodles. In fact I just posted a couple of pics of mine today. I enjoyed your story. So darn cute!
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Someone needs a bath!!! So sweet!! Love Tiina...
ReplyDeleteBad Poodle, bad dog! LOL! Oh, she's too cute to stay mad at. I have a poodle too and she manages to find enough stuff to get into too. How can we blame them? It's their natural curiosity and "nosiness". lol!
ReplyDeleteOh, btw. The paint is called Painter's Touch by Rustoleum and the color is "heirloom white" in the satin finish. I'm really loving it!
I've started another re-do on an old lamp. The shade had seen better days and the base itself is a nickel finish. It matches nothing in my home but for $2 (thrift store) I had to grab it up!
I hope you're enjoying your weekend! "Talk" to you soon!
Psst! Precious, try to stay out of trouble! Ear scratches coming your way little froodle poodle (that's what I call my poodle!)
What a great post Dixie. Little Precious is just adorable. Poodles are small (well the toys and miniatures anyway) but they have the heart of a lion. Miss Molly is correct, they were originally bred as hunting dogs - did you know that that is where that "ridiculous" show cut came from - the fur is left long over joints, etc to protect from cold water. Anyway, doesn't it seem that animal instinctively know who they have to "win over". I'm not surprised that Precious became Ricky's faithful companion. Fun post! Kathy
ReplyDeleteThat Precious is just adorable...I love little poodles...
ReplyDeleteBlessed Sunday..
My oldest daughter had a little poodle who used to do the exact same thing! Just like a kid with their church clothes on. They seem to gravitate toward dirt! Oh but that sweet face...
ReplyDeleteDixie,
ReplyDeleteWhat a cutie ! I just love that dog! We had a poodle named Sara, our last dog and she also thought she was a farm dog. i so miss that dog. Cindy
She is precious. Thanks for sharing. Happy Sunday.
ReplyDeletePrecious rocks!
ReplyDeleteIf Precious is looking for a "boyfriend", have her check out my little Teddy ~ he is in a couple of my latest posts. These little dogs are just amazing aren't they? Teddy was a "rescue" and we got him @ 11 months. Just like Precious, he is a Daddy dog and goes to the office with him everyday. His favorite thing is to go on mountain hikes and show up the big dogs. Your little Precious is adorable and she sure looks like she had a good time!
ReplyDeleteMy gosh, if she is just not too adorable...mud and all!! Loved the post!! Janna
ReplyDeleteyou are SOOOO lucky! I love poodles, they are my fav. I have had a few in my lifetime and wish I had one now! I get really defensive when people say they don't like poodles...I pull out the "but did you know they are the smartest dog?!" card!!!
ReplyDeleteI would say she is quite clever, diggin' in the mud, paws a face but managed to keep her piggy tails clean. Who could be mad at such a cutie pie! Run to Daddy, he'll protect you.
ReplyDeleteHome from big D, traffic was absolutely terrible all the way. I guess EVERYONE is moving around before the gas goes up.
Glad to be home with Gene...
Candy
Oh my goodness can I relate! We have two standard poodles and it's absolutely impossible to keep them clean and groomed. I don't know why I ever thought I could keep them fluffy and clean living on a farm. We also have two Great Pyrenese, so the poodles,of course think, that they, too are Great Pyrenese....
ReplyDeleteDixie, Roxy is darling! Even when she's all dirty! LOL Cute post!
ReplyDeleteWhat a precious puppy who looks like a little lamb with those black feet.
ReplyDeleteReally cute post.
Have a Happy Sunday Full of Smiles
from Roberta Anne = The Raggedy Girl
I love her pics and her story. I've never seen a muddy poodle before, only pampered ones so this is a real treat.
ReplyDeleteSpeaking of treats....give her one from me☺
Precious and Ricky have enjoyed all your comments! She is clean today... there was a nice wash tub of rain water in the yard today, which she decided would be a fine spring bath... and it was... Roxy, of course, stood on the side lines cheering Precious on!
ReplyDeleteOh No! Precious is going to be "stained" !!!
ReplyDeleteJust too funny......
What a sweet picture on your banner...happy smiles. Happy to hear hubby enjoyed the chicken.
ReplyDeleteI guess Ms. Roxy is all clean and ready to enjoy a nice sunny day.
Have a good one girl friend, Candy
Here Precious, come Precious...Oh Dixie, I didn't see you standing there. I was only going to steal, I mean borrow Precious for a little walk to Dallas. She is tutu cute...love that face!
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Oh I just LOVE Precious and Roxy!!! I am quite partial to poodles since I also have two of them and so does my mom!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE the pictures. It looks like my Lucy when she has been squirrel chasing. One of her favorite activities!!! I agree it would be hard to keep a farm poodle clean...hehehe
I have a little white lap dog. Caesar is a Bichon Frise. He looks so pretty after he is groomed. Whenever he is running around in the yard after it rains, he can get pretty muddy. He loves to lay on our bed which has a white coverlet. Enough said???
ReplyDeleteIndy and Max (the ruff and tuff duo of canine escapades) are giving some mighty barks of approval...and are thrilled to see (and I quote them) "a ball of fluff with all the right stuff" ! LOL
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun post, Dixie! Precious might need a new name. That's a little sweet for a farm poodle. So cute. Thanks for the smiles. laurie
ReplyDeleteHow cute!! My old dogs never even wake up to notice the possums anymore. We have a big one that lives in a hole on the side of our yard!!
ReplyDeleteOh Dixie!!! How cute! what a contrast...a fancy little poodle all covered with mud!!! I love it!...Debbie
ReplyDeleteNow is that a mess for daddy to clean up, ha, ha. Very pretty dogs. I must say I love that picture at the top of the blog, the lane looks inviting, is it on your property?
ReplyDeletePrecious is a cutie whether a bit muddy or not!!! It looks like she was having a grand time! Dana
ReplyDeleteHEHEHE the best part is...she doesn't look one bit guilty or ashamed! In fact she looks pretty darn proud of herself!
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