Wookie is more than just another pretty face. She runs the other guests at Little Pup Lodge ragged with her boundless energy and play demands. The little terrier mix is still young—two years old—and hasn’t found a human or canine she doesn’t love. Wookie’s separation anxiety with her first pet-sitting experience here lasted about three minutes, until she realized this was not a dog boarding place but summer camp for the four-legged children. Like many of my guests, Wookie was adopted from a local shelter by her very nice parents. Indeed, if you are looking for diamonds, the shelter is a good place to start.
Tuesday, March 6, 2012
Dog O' the Day - Wookie
Sometimes a name fits the dog like a glove. For example, Wookie. She has
one of those faces you look at and just gotta laugh. I mean that in the
most complimentary way possible, of course. With an underbite to rival
Chewbacca himself, Miss Wookie has everything she needs to get at least a
small part in the next Star Wars movie. (Get it? Small dog? Small part?
never mind.)
Orthodontia? Moi?
Wookie is more than just another pretty face. She runs the other guests at Little Pup Lodge ragged with her boundless energy and play demands. The little terrier mix is still young—two years old—and hasn’t found a human or canine she doesn’t love. Wookie’s separation anxiety with her first pet-sitting experience here lasted about three minutes, until she realized this was not a dog boarding place but summer camp for the four-legged children. Like many of my guests, Wookie was adopted from a local shelter by her very nice parents. Indeed, if you are looking for diamonds, the shelter is a good place to start.
As Wookie says: Lick it or leave it!
Wookie is more than just another pretty face. She runs the other guests at Little Pup Lodge ragged with her boundless energy and play demands. The little terrier mix is still young—two years old—and hasn’t found a human or canine she doesn’t love. Wookie’s separation anxiety with her first pet-sitting experience here lasted about three minutes, until she realized this was not a dog boarding place but summer camp for the four-legged children. Like many of my guests, Wookie was adopted from a local shelter by her very nice parents. Indeed, if you are looking for diamonds, the shelter is a good place to start.
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