A pique inside a crack!

A Labradoodle pup (named "Cookie") showed up in my yard on a very cold day. Cookie refused to leave, and this was what she looked like, shivering in the cold:

cookie.jpg

Somewhat irresistible. So I let Puff out for a closer look:

PuffCookie2.jpgPuffCookie.jpg
While this was going on, I noticed that Molly the Jack Russell Terrorist was having a conniption fit just inside the front door. I could not dare let her out, because she hates all animals even though for reasons best known to her she allows Puff to live -- albeit in a terrorized state. (She is all of fifteen pounds, to Puff's fifty seven, and she is female, leaving the good-natured Puff at a serious disadvantage.)

But I couldn't resist snapping a photo of as much as I dared without letting her out. Opening the door just a crack was enough to display her warmth and charm.

MollyBares.jpg

I did not raise Molly; I inherited her.

She allows me to live here, on probation.

posted by Eric on 02.08.04 at 11:19 PM





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All I can say about this: Rrraaaarrrff! Rrraaaarrrff!

Steven Malcolm Anderson   ·  February 9, 2004 05:25 PM

Having met Molly, I just have to say that
your latest picture truly does capture
the Molly experience. A treasure forever.

Justin

J. Case   ·  February 10, 2004 01:39 PM

I shudder to think of the expression on Molly's face should she catch a glimpse of the blatant sexism ( anthropomorphised? )in regards to her relationship to Puff. "He loves her" you defend - but you're the one who named him Puff.

d. dethier   ·  February 10, 2004 07:51 PM

Molly and I enjoyed that last cryptic comment -- although I think my partiality to Puff (aggravated by Molly's belligerance) is a more likely culprit than sexism.....

Eric Scheie   ·  February 10, 2004 09:39 PM


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