TUMMY FULL!!! by jendellas
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Of chicken & veg stew, now fast asleep with not a care in the world, bless her.
I am struggling for pics of the girls as the park is so waterlogged & muddy that I don't get a chance to take any pics.
Thanks for all the lovely comments & favs, so, so appreciated. xx
Comments (22)
He was so peaceful and lovely!!
Sweet shot!
Cute baby girl. :)
Sleepy puppy... so precious.
Aww! Rosie had her booster yesterday and was told she can eat slightly larger helpings, she is VERY pleased!
lovely and sweet :)
So sweet. Who needs field photos when you can post these ?
This is so adorable and sweet. love these indoor shots. Hopefully the weather will change for the better and you'll get your outdoor shots
Wonderful shot of Truly in dreamland Barbara, I wonder what she is dreaming about? Yes the rain has been horrendous here yet again hasn't it, hugs and love xxxxxxxxxx
She looks very contented!
Nothing like a nap after a good meal!!!!!
What a wonderful photo Barbara, she looks so happy and content.
so cute!
She looks just like my JD when he is enjoying his nap - same posture! So cute!
PRECIOUS! Wonderful capture!
very cute dog and beautiful capture of him !
so cute
B E A U T Y
I just love it when they have full tummies and are blissfully sleeping. Adorable. CC
Barbara, this is an incredible photo of Truly. I wouldn't worry about the muddy field and lack of photos!
Truly looks so blissfully sweet! Is she just as sweet when she's awake and full of energy? But she is a lucky girl, Jasmine and Meadow are still young enough to want to play with her, and old enough to teach the ropes, and teach her some manners. Here, the B-dog is not interested in having her near him at all, he barks at her, and snarks her. I have to take her away from him so he can have some peace. He has some trouble now moving around and doesn't need to have her jumping on him.