Yes, I think I'm wearing the infamous red pants in the above picture, which may explain the slightly fearful look on Jenna's face.
Monday, January 26
Monday night Bostonblogging.
Haven't done a lot of pandering to the dog lovers out there lately, so here are some pictures of Champ and Jenna going about their daily routine, which mainly involves sleeping on various surfaces.
Yes, I think I'm wearing the infamous red pants in the above picture, which may explain the slightly fearful look on Jenna's face.
Yes, I think I'm wearing the infamous red pants in the above picture, which may explain the slightly fearful look on Jenna's face.
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My aunt has always had Boston Terriers, and I love those hyperactive little monsters. My wife, though, isn't a huge fan. Thanks for letting me live vicariously through your dogs!
Ben
First dog I had a as a kid was a Boston named Sam. Had an uncle that bred them (and Wiemaraners - go figure) and that's how we got Sam. Sam was a great little dog and he was absolutely fearless.
Now, I don't know exactly how to say this, Doug, but your Bostons are a little "thick" you might say. I know it gives them a quasi-UGA look about them, but really, it isn't a good thing. Try cutting back on the chow for them a little, or get them a little more exercise. Just friendly advice, honestly.
Jenna and Champ resent that comment, Anonymous.
Shame on you, Anonymous, for trying to make Champ and Jenna conform to your patriarchal ideal of beauty. What's important is that they love themselves, and I think Doug has raised them with a healthy enough self esteem that they're not swayed by your superficial judgments.
UR & ACG: I am sure that Champ and Jenna love themselves, and have great self-esteem. But they could do that for longer and be even happier if they weren't so thick in the chest.
You *think* you're wearing the red pants?
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