Don't you just love puppy breath?

[OldYellersGhost]

I even like morning-after puppy breath just as much!

[Xandras_Zoo]

Ahh.... no. No, actually, I don't

[SpiritoftheWind]

I do like puppy breath. There's something strangely comforting about it. After they stop nursing and eating solid food, it kind of loses its magic, though.

[shadowwalker]

I think it's a tie with a baby calf's breath. As for comfort and enjoyment. shadowwalker

[Ozarkguy]

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THEO's ready to go going camping, but only AFTER he takes a shower and brushes his teeth.....

http://www.minifarmhomestead.com/images/campingtheo.jpg

[Natureschild]

love it!

[SpiritoftheWind]

How cute is Theo with the teddy bear in his pack!

Great picture.

[homebirtha]

And I really don't like puppy poop and pee. That is all.

[Ozarkguy]

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Glad you folks like the pix of THEO. He usually carries a snakebite kit and water bottle in one side of his backpack, and his leash and Teddy bear in the other side. Spring is here, and we're ready to hit the trail!

But only after he brushes his teeth, OldYellersGhost! :haha:

Ozarkguy (and THEO)

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[patarini]

Hate it -- anyone got a puppy so I can double and triple check?

[Bink]

Not if it's a xxxx-eating dog!

[Freeholder]

I do like puppy breath, and have been wishing for a puppy to cuddle! My dog, Scout, is four and a half, and while he would love to get in my lap, at seventy pounds he is just a little bit too big!

Kathleen

[Rouen]

ahh nothing better than puppy breath, my puppy has out grown that stage though :waa:

[CountryGoalie]

Ah, puppy breath. That is probably the thing I miss the most about breeding and showing the Kuvasz, is the puppy breath. That, and playing "alpha" with seven week-old puppies and being able to observe pack behavior even at that young of an age...

[k grandmaison]

Love it, miss it. Almost reason enough to get another pup. Mine is 10 months and feeling his oats. Not to mention "marking" my stuff :no: