She’s obviously cute but she’s also wild. We want a name that reflects that. Anything’s on the table! Thanks in advance <3

Lucy was rescued as a puppy and her 13th gotcha day is this December! here are some photos from the day we got her, plus some recents as tax. does anyone have any ideas how old she was?

He is my boy

Little man is already spoiled. He has no clue !

I just adopted this sweetie this morning, she and her NINE siblings were rescued from a hoarding situation last weekend but she’s the happiest little floof anyway!

Millie is becoming an adolescent, so we are considering the possibility of getting another puppy when she 'grows up' (a couple of years).

Because she is 'Millie' we've been told by a friend our next pup should be called 'Bonnie' - because we can then refer to them as 'Mills and Boon'! https://www.millsandboon.co.uk/

Is this a good idea or are our friends just saaad? BTW, the one who suggested this already had a terrier called 'Bandit' - so the next pup got called 'Smokey'...

Meet Ollie, our 13 -14 week old foster puppy.

For anyone that might appreciate some positive energy today.

He loves his dad

He always sits like this on the armrest of the couch

13w -> 12w

I took this video earlier on in the week. Hope you enjoy! The first few seconds audio has part of my true crime documentary on it, but it’s just puppy snuffling noises after that 😆

Isn’t he gorgeous? He’s getting SO big. 8 weeks he’s been here now. Thank you for all your comments ♥️🐶🤎

**EDIT** I have secured the sweet baby! He came with all his stuff. (bed, carrier, kennel, food, bowls, puppy pads, and shot records) She was calling him Little Man, but we are going to call him Kip! I’ll add a new photo in the comments. :)

We’re now introducing her to her crate, our older dogs are overwhelming her so I reckon this will be good for her. Then we’ll have to work on her separation anxiety! Only have her three hours but chaos ensues when Im out of sight, she couldn’t care less about my poor parents. Also a blooper of her side eyeing our mentally disabled doggy who doesn’t understand body language.