Andy and Dougy are very excited about a newbie on the block, and can’t wait to find out all they can about him. They are, if anything, very snoopy boys!
Benji! Ain’t he cute!?
Benji doesn’t exactly live in our neighborhood, just in our Internet circle, and that is sufficient to get the boys all excited. He is Ms. Zulu’s new companion, and they both live with Anarette, our Internet friend whose beautiful blog posts about nature and her relationship to it captured my heart and interest some time back. (Check her blog out here.)
The boys like Ms. Zulu because she answered a lot of snoopy questions they had about dogs.Of course, she asked them questions, too, because, well, tit for tat! If you missed the exchange, you can catch up on the Ms. Zulu-kitty friendship here and here and here and here and here.
New eye candy
Works for me
More to come on the new pup, too! Anarette and I are working on it.
What a great picture! He’s adorable!
Isn’t he?! Makes me smile to see his picture!
It’s difficult to resist his adorable face, but then again why should I 🙂
Exactly! Whop can ignore that little guy’s cute mug?!
He is a cutie!
For sure! More to come on him in the next few days, too.
What a cutie. Thanks for introducing Benji.
Anarette and I are getting close to two more posts on him….!
A innocen t dog!! 🙂
In friendship
Michel
Not after the boys ask their questions…! LOL!
Yeah, tabula rasa is learning fast…
Oh! Oh! I hope you are controlling the process, Anarette! I lost control on my two when they were kittens, and the grew up to be charming thugs. LOL!
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Benji is feeling very proud of having his picture shown on your website!
I’m proud to share it! There have been lots of positive comments about both him and the fact he is a shelter pup! I think a lot of us wish we could hug and play with him. He looks like a bundle of fun and joy, Anarette!
Oh, he loves the hugs and play. We just came back from the park and he got his share, but is always in need of more!
They are so much fun at that age! Well, any young of any mammal species is, but puppies are especially fun because they are so “everywhere” in their enthusiasms!
Went on over and said howdy and drooled over this sweet little face.
I somehow thought you might do something like that! All you do to save Ali shows you are an exceptional friend of animals. It’s one of the reasons I am glad I follow you on Facebook!
Benji is loving the attention!
Oh my, I am in love! What a cutie. Have your boys ever actually met and interacted with a dog? I am just curious if they enjoyed the encounter, it there actually was one. I am kind of thinking they would not be impressed with the rambunctious nature of a puppy high on kibbles and bits! Thanks for sharing.
Their only encounters have been at the veterinarian’s. They are pretty good around dogs because they don’t actually have a sense of what a dog might do to them, I think.
I’m like you! When I saw that photo of Benji, I had no doubt I wanted to feature him in an “interview”. He’s cute as the proverbial button ats a puppy, and I bet he grows up to be a beautiful dog! He has lots of personality, as fact Anarette can and will verify, and, best of all, he is a shelter pooch.
A shelter pet, that is fantastic. I think mixed breeds usually have the best personalities. At least that has been my experience over the years. Its good your boys do not freak around dogs. I hadn’t thought of their experience at the vets. I don’t know why because there were always folks with cat carriers in the waiting room when I brought my dogs to the doc.
It seems like there always are dogs on leashes when I take the boys in. Of course, they are in a carrier, which may give them some sense of safety, too.
Yeah, I thought it was great that Anarette got her puppy at a shelter! He looks like a winner to me, and I wish I lived someplace closer to them so I could pet him and appreciate his personality in real life!
He is definitely a winner and keeper!
I agree!