Ahhhhhh . . . those reds--aren't they beautiful?
The very first doxie my family ever owned was a red standard named Elia. We were living in Bremerhaven, Germany, and I was ten. She was truly a playmate: she'd let me put doll clothes on her and would lie down on her back in my doll carriage so I could take her for a stroll around the neighborhood.
Yes, quite a dawg she was . . .
Ahhhhh . . . those reds--aren't they beautiful?
The very first doxie my family ever owned was a red standard named Elia. We were living in Bremerhaven, Germany, and I was ten. She was truly a playmate: she'd let me put doll clothes on her and would lie down on her back in my doll carriage so I could take her for a strol around the neighborhood.
Yes, quite a dawg she was . . . too back I have no pictures of her at all!
Below are some beautiful red doxies. Longhaired or smooth coated, they are all gorgeous, don't you agree?
Ahhhhh . . . those reds--aren't they beautiful?
The very first doxie my family ever owned was a red standard named Elia. We were living in Bremerhaven, Germany, and I was ten. She was truly a playmate: she'd let me put doll clothes on her and would lie down on her back in my doll carriage so I could take her for a strol around the neighborhood.
Yes, quite a dawg she was . . . too back I have no pictures of her at all!
Below are some beautiful red doxies. Longhaired or smooth coated, they are all gorgeous, don't you agree?
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| "Do these glasses make my nose look big?" |
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| Nothing more beautiful: mama and baby |
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| "Don't hate me because I'm beautiful" |
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| "King of the Mountain" |
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| "Okay, are you ever gonna stop messing with that laptop and play with me??" |
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| "What kind of bug is THAT??" |
Dachshunds . . . you gotta love 'em no matter what color they are!
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