Hi.
I'm Indie.
I'm new here.
Look who showed up at my house the day before Independence Day last week. Isn't she adorable? I know, I know, I need a another dog like I need a hole in my head but I just couldn't turn her away. So for now she is renting out our front porch. I haven't introduced her to the huskies yet for a couple of reasons. One, she is covered in ticks and fleas and two, I need to brush up on my dog whispering skills to insure a peaceful introduction. So, if anyone has any suggestions on that I'd love to hear them. And, according to petplace.com, it costs $7,000-$12,000 to care for a dog throughout its lifetime SO if anyone has a spare $10,000 bill lying around I'd love to have that too. Thanks.
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What a cute puppy! That puppy sure wondered into the right yard!
ReplyDeleteohh, she is pretty!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweetie! We have four pet children, and plan on adopting more when we move into a bigger place. With everyone, we just introduce them straight away. We let it play out, and only interfere when needed. That has always worked for us. They pretty much all got along right away. Now they are all lovie lovie 24/7.
ReplyDeleteSo Indie just showed up? A very cute puppy..............you have a big heart!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cutie! Looks like a baby Howard! I have always though that animals have a 6th sense about people! They just know who to trust and love. We had a beautiful calico cat just show up on our deck one day. She stayed. When Wriggly and Piper stayed for 10 days they got used to my cat being the boss. They all learned to tolerate each other! LOL! I haven't got a 10,000 dollar bill, but I will donate the flea and tick medication! :o)
ReplyDeletePoor sweetie, I have never had a flea and tick issue myself but I am sure it is not all that fun.
ReplyDeleteshe is so darn cute!!! Can I keep her?
ReplyDeleteLOL, cute pup. Good luck with that $10k!
ReplyDeleteyes i agree about the cost....and i need your advice befoer i ever give mine..i have a terrier male small yappy agressive dog and a large male nonagressive lab pure with sharp teeth dog...when the little dog barks and lunges at the large dog 8 times his size prob, to play but who knows to protect it's owner, we get hostility...will those two ever sit in the same room together?????seriously i wait on baited breath for your answer....alos the little male and our cat male get along but the lab can't do the cat thing either and we are in a bbd bbaaad situation...write me back on putz or yours, pleeeeeaaaasssssse
ReplyDeleteWhoa ticks and fleas are a problem. Have you tried using those flea products from the store on the Husky?
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She's a sweetie!
ReplyDeletei guess it rained in a lot of places this 4th of july huh?
ReplyDeletethat dog is gorgeous! thanks for stopping by
Well, he obviously has some husky in there somewhere! It just happens to look a lot like border collie. :o)
ReplyDeletesuper cute! and good for you for taking in doggies! I love dogs, but the hubs says no way!
ReplyDeleteAww...she really is too sweet! Keeping in mind I can't see the fleas or ticks.
ReplyDeleteLove the extra $10,000 bill! Darling puppy. Those borders have TONS of energy!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful dog! After you get the flea/tick problem solved, I would say the best way to introduce them is to have your husband take your dogs in one car and you take the husky in another car (or vice versa), go somewhere that is neutral territory - like a dog park - and introduce them there so they can play and wear themselves out before getting back home. A lot of times, dogs do better w/ introductions when they feel they don't have to defend their territories (your house). Good luck!
ReplyDeleteUh...yea, I have that disease too and therefore have a monster of a mutt living in my house too. But how can you refuse those adorable brown eyes?? And your little monster is way too cute! :)
ReplyDeleteCute dog. I hear you on the flea issue. I cannot seem to get them off my dog, this year! Congrats on being Blog of the Day at SITS!
ReplyDeleteShe is cute! I would have had to keep her too, but I'm a sucker!
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