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Doggysitting Kina
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Wed May 28, 2014 2:06 pmby VickieP
Once again we hear the pitter patter of a dog running through the house, along with her grunts, burps and snores!
We're babysitting my niece's 3 year old Staffordshire Bull Terrier till Sunday. When they first left, she was searching the house for her 3 little playmates (kids), but now she has learned that she can jump up in bed with Uncle Ronnie and get lots of loving belly rubs, when she's not laying on her own bed snoring loudly.
This is her as a puppy.
Re: Doggysitting Kina
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Wed May 28, 2014 2:11 pmby sharon
Awwww...she's a cutie! And I'm sure Uncle Ronnie isn't the only one giving belly rubs and treats! I'd be willing to bet Aunt Vicki is putting out, too!
Re: Doggysitting Kina
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Wed May 28, 2014 2:48 pmby OutandAbout
We all know Auntie Vickie is easy.
She is a cutie. I'm sure she will get a good report card.
Re: Doggysitting Kina
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Wed May 28, 2014 5:15 pmby IrishIroamed
aww look at that face missing her 3 little ones - have fun pup sitting - don't spoil her rotten or your niece may be mad (NOT!)
Re: Doggysitting Kina
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Wed May 28, 2014 5:19 pmby Bethers
Bet it's nice to have that pitter patter of Kina's paws running around - and to have a belly to rub. You're all lucky.
Re: Doggysitting Kina
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Wed May 28, 2014 5:36 pmby gingerK
Oh she's beautiful! Enjoy!
Re: Doggysitting Kina
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Wed May 28, 2014 5:46 pmby BirdbyBird
I remember how great she was/is with the kids. I am sure she is adjusting her "job" definition from taking care of the kids to watching Ronnie and being sure he has her belly to rub.....It is am important job.
Re: Doggysitting Kina
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Wed May 28, 2014 6:30 pmby BayouLady
Belly rubs and butt scratches rank in the HIGH PAWS range
Always happy to see Staffies, they are great dogs
Re: Doggysitting Kina
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Wed May 28, 2014 8:10 pmby mitch5252
OutandAbout wrote:We all know Auntie Vickie is easy...
..That's what most of the men in her Parish say, anyway...
..
Re: Doggysitting Kina
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Wed May 28, 2014 9:09 pmby VickieP
mitch5252 wrote:OutandAbout wrote:We all know Auntie Vickie is easy...
..That's what most of the men in her Parish say, anyway...
..
At least it's only in my parish & not the whole state, like you!
Re: Doggysitting Kina
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Thu May 29, 2014 9:07 amby retiredhappy
OK Vicki, maybe its time to go to your shelter and "rescue" some poor, lonely, unwanted dog and give it a great home. After I sent my Buddy over the Rainbow Bridge I said okay I'm down to just one dog. Makes sense and that's all I'm gonna have. Well, I last a whole two weeks when I stopped in at the shelter to "just look." Took Sophie the next day to meet Baxter and make sure they would get along and he came home with us. NO regrets - he's such a sweet, bossy, loving little guy and he worships Sophie - he's constantly cleaning her face and ears. She just sits there lapping up all that adoration as her God given due.
Re: Doggysitting Kina
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Sun Jun 01, 2014 7:26 pmby Liz
Looks like Kina has grown into her skin. Cute!
Re: Doggysitting Kina
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Sun Jun 01, 2014 7:43 pmby BarbaraRose
Awww! How cute! I used to know a dog named Kina. Was a big black fluffy dog about the size of a small bear!
I am betting you will be getting a new set of paws of your own soon!
(by the way, how is Ronnie doing now? Wasn't he pretty sick recently?)
Re: Doggysitting Kina
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Sun Jun 01, 2014 10:09 pmby VickieP
We're sad, Kina went home today, but it sure was cute to watch her reunite with her kiddos.
Barbie, thanks for asking about Ronnie. He's still having to stay in bed most of the time, just getting up once or twice a week. It's going on 5 months now, I'm so ready to go camping, just don't look like it'll be happening any time soon.
