Me too Pam,that looks like so much fun...and it looks like all my guys could fit... I wonder if Harley makes a bike/side car combo??? Deanna
Sent from my iPad On Dec 30, 2010, at 8:04 PM, Pam B <[email protected]> wrote: > Speaking of sidecars I want one of these! > <sidecardog.jpg> > > > On Thu, Dec 30, 2010 at 19:45, Mare <[email protected]> wrote: > > Forgot to say I loved the pics. > I am also sorry you lost your doxie. A few years back I lost Peggy Sue my 14 > yo sheltie. > I will miss her forever I guess. > Your new one is really cute !!! Love her name ! I would be tempted to call > her "Lucky Lola' because she is so fortunate to have her new wonderful home. > Kind of like my Satrry Star. > Hugs,Mare~~ > > > > > > -------Original Message------- > > From: Valerie Mockett > Date: 12/30/2010 9:20:03 AM > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: [Chihuahuas] Where does your Chi sleep? [2 Attachments] > > > > I just lost my Doxi she was 13 1/2 years old miss her dearly, Two weeks > later I got a little chi from the shelter. I treat them the same way. Lola > my new dog sleeps in the bed with me and my boyfriend. I think they find a > save place . Down by my feet and early in the morning she moves up between > us and waits for us to wake up. I kept all the ramps in the house for easy up > and down off couch and bed. She uses the ramps up but not down . I hate to > say I think she is a better dog then the doxi. Not so stuboren. LOL Valerie > --- On Thu, 12/30/10, s p <[email protected]> wrote: > > From: s p <[email protected]> > Subject: [Chihuahuas] Where does your Chi sleep? > To: [email protected] > Date: Thursday, December 30, 2010, 7:16 AM > > > Heya everyone, > > So Charlie, my first chihuahua and the smallest dog I've ever been owned by, > is now months old and a whopping 3 lbs.He's a coby applehead and about 10 > inches long so he's wee. Anyway, we've been having him sleep in his crate at > night and he's doing fine with that but I was wondering where your chis sleep. > > We have dachshunds and they sleep in the bed. Charlie gets along with them > wonderfully but he isn't a 'pack' dog. Dachshunds are pack dogs, they need > that pack system to be happy and Charlie plays with them but he goes to work > with me and shopping and such when they don't. > > So far we haven't let him in the bed at night. Mainly because, well, he's wee > tiny small, but I've been worried he'll bond too much with the pack and lose > that "Mommy is the bestest thing in the whole wide world I want to be with > her' mentality. I've never had a chi. We've had bulldogs in the past and they > couldn't be allowed to be in the bed because they got possessive of it. The > dachshunds do fine, they borrow in and snuggle and there's no personalty > changes but they do it as a pack. > > Where do yours sleep? Has it changed them at all? Should I keep Charlie in > his crate? Would occasionally being allowed in the bed, say on the days I > don't take him to work, be okay? The husband and I are split on this. Charlie > slept with us last night, today is our day off, and he curled up under my > chin, on my pillow, next to a dachshund just fine. He slept the whole night, > didn't fuss, didn't mess on the bed...but well, we're not sure it's safe or a > good idea or whatever. Chihuahuas are so different than dachshunds or > bulldogs that I'd thought I'd ask you all and see what you think... > > It was nice to wake up to a chi tail over my nose this morning...lol > > Sarah > > > "If you do not change your beliefs...Your life will always be like this." ~ > Lazyboy > "Some will say there is safety in numbers, tell that myth to the edge of the > herd." ~ "Blood" by Gaia Consort > > > <xmas_tree_en.gif> > > > > -- > Pam, Ducky, Monster, and Bruiser. > > >
