Kisaq
Super Boxer
Oh he was a real sweetie pie.
Just a perfect gentleman.
This is what he looked like the day I brought him home ... the day after Christmas ... his first meal of Chicken and Rice stew (which I just happened to have cooking on the stove...). Two days before I had NO idea I was going to get a dog. My #3 cat (and the oldest) had passed the week before and I was planning on having fewer pets because I knew I was going to move sooner or later ... LOL.
http://i1211.photobucket.com/albums.../Pets/Buddy/WBday1-firstmealchknricestew3.jpg
He loved our cat.
http://i1211.photobucket.com/albums/cc440/endlessamusement/Pets/Group Shots/0501011401.jpg
And he loved his boxer friends.
http://i1211.photobucket.com/albums/cc440/endlessamusement/Pets/Buddy/05-05-12_11251.jpg
He would go everywhere with us.
http://i1211.photobucket.com/albums/cc440/endlessamusement/Pets/Buddy/BinValdez20122.jpg
Ok... I'm getting carried away now. He was a great dog. And I was only privileged to have him for a couple of years (hemangiosarcoma). But I am so glad he was able to finish out his life with us. One day - when I have fewer financial issues - I am going to always have at least one senior pet in the household. If I don't have one that I've had since it was a baby, then I'll just have to adopt a senior with no home. I just love the seniors and I hate to see them without security and love.
Sorry - didn't mean to side track your thread.
But maybe you can convince your Hubby to adopt an older boxer once you have those two puppies tearing around and you need another, older, calmer dog to settle them down and teach them a few manners. Hahahaha!
Now THERE is a good plan.
Then you'd have THREE boxers! A perfect number. :D
Just a perfect gentleman.
This is what he looked like the day I brought him home ... the day after Christmas ... his first meal of Chicken and Rice stew (which I just happened to have cooking on the stove...). Two days before I had NO idea I was going to get a dog. My #3 cat (and the oldest) had passed the week before and I was planning on having fewer pets because I knew I was going to move sooner or later ... LOL.
http://i1211.photobucket.com/albums.../Pets/Buddy/WBday1-firstmealchknricestew3.jpg
He loved our cat.
http://i1211.photobucket.com/albums/cc440/endlessamusement/Pets/Group Shots/0501011401.jpg
And he loved his boxer friends.
http://i1211.photobucket.com/albums/cc440/endlessamusement/Pets/Buddy/05-05-12_11251.jpg
He would go everywhere with us.
http://i1211.photobucket.com/albums/cc440/endlessamusement/Pets/Buddy/BinValdez20122.jpg
Ok... I'm getting carried away now. He was a great dog. And I was only privileged to have him for a couple of years (hemangiosarcoma). But I am so glad he was able to finish out his life with us. One day - when I have fewer financial issues - I am going to always have at least one senior pet in the household. If I don't have one that I've had since it was a baby, then I'll just have to adopt a senior with no home. I just love the seniors and I hate to see them without security and love.
Sorry - didn't mean to side track your thread.
But maybe you can convince your Hubby to adopt an older boxer once you have those two puppies tearing around and you need another, older, calmer dog to settle them down and teach them a few manners. Hahahaha!
Now THERE is a good plan.
Then you'd have THREE boxers! A perfect number. :D
!!!