The Pointer Sisters, aka The Dan and Annabelle Lee, are becoming the best of dog friends. They've been running alot outdoors over the past few days, and yes - they've been terrorizing the garden. They're definitely a force to be reckoned with: sweet, fast, and curious. Stanley, thankfully, is very patient with them, and as for Haiku...all of the dogs respect Haiku. That's a given.
The 'Pointer Sisters' that just cracks me up. I still have a record by The Pointer Sisters! My dogs enjoy being outside and romping around in the spring weather. That is a sweet picture of the 'sisters'.
Posted by: Janet | 23 March 2009 at 06:34 AM
All is right with the world in that photo. Loved the topiary show with Pearl Fryer. What a guy!
Posted by: Layanee | 23 March 2009 at 08:49 AM
The Dannabelles look so sweet and relaxed in the photo that it's hard to imagine them terrorizing the garden, but I believe you, Pam.
Until 18 months ago, my my daughter & Son-in-law's pets were cats. Then two rescued dogs arrived, a year apart. It amuses me that the one surviving cat is "Top Dog" in their household, too.
Annie at the Transplantable Rose
Posted by: Annie in Austin | 24 March 2009 at 10:10 AM
Janet, the Pointer Sisters crack me up too...you'd laugh more if you saw them in person. They're nuts. Both rescues and slowly calming down WILD things.
Layanee, yeah - the Pointer Sisters are definitely loving life! Glad to hear you've seen the documentary on Pearl Fryar - quite a guy for sure!
Annie, you always come up with the best names...The Dannabelles! It sounds like your daughter's household is similar to mine - with two rescues being integrated in. My guys are nuts, but endless entertaining - (and even the cat would admit to this - she's especially enamored with Annabelle's ever-wagging tail, which has become more of a toy than anything to her...much to Annabelle's chagrin).
Posted by: Pam | 25 March 2009 at 09:30 AM
These are two cute kids - I have a The Dan, but in opposite colors - black with white. He is a smart buddy.
Posted by: murraywood | 29 March 2009 at 07:35 PM