I’d never done such a thing before, but I pulled over to look at the two puppies for sale on the side of the road. The sellers told me she and her little brother were Springer Spaniel puppies. What did I know? (She’s not) But she was just a bit of a thing. Smitten. That’s what I was. And so I bought her and took her home.
Carissa Snedeker Photography 
Sans être insolent, chez nous, on dit que les chiens ressemblent souvent à leur maître. Avez-vous remarqué que vous aviez les mêmes beaux yeux? Très belle photo. et bonne journée
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Google Translate to the rescue: Without being rude, here, we said that dogs often look like their master. Have you noticed that you had the same beautiful eyes? Very nice picture. and good day
What a sweet thing to say. Thank you!
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Love at first sight….well dogs do make us all do the silliest of things, that is how we ended up with two (and nearly three) dogs.
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Indeed. At one point we had three!
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This is amazing pose dear Carissa, you both looked same I mean same looking eyes, same expression in your eyes… Incredible. Thank you, love, nia
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Thank you, dear nia!
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Jealousy ensued? . . . Our are dogs better than humans with that sort of thing?
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None. Oh sure, if one is getting petted the other wants attention too, but Buddy and Nina adore each other.
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OMG she’s so sweet. You did a terrific thing and it looks like she’s all the better for it.
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Four and half years and I haven’t regretted it for a second. 🙂
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You two are perfect together!
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Thanks!
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That’s the most beautiful mid life crisis I’ve ever seen. Xxx
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🙂
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