LOOK MA, ANOTHER ME!

I love this picture! I have no idea where this statue is located or who took the picture of the little doxie who seems a bit bewildered by it, but the picture is perfect, don’t you agree?

Happy Saturday ♥️

 

THE DREADED BATH

Most dogs hate getting baths as a general rule, but a few unusual canines actually like getting wet.  The photo below covers just about every doxie attitude about bathtime, so I thought you doxie lovers out there will enjoy it. 

Left to right: Sad, Clueless, Thrilled, Trapped

Photo credit:
@zada.and.luna #DachshundsUnited #DACHSHUND

I believe this would be a NO

Thrilled to be swimming/bathing

The best part? A nice, warm towel after the bath

How does your doxie view baths? Leave a comment in the section below this post. I'd love to hear from you.

WORKS FOR MEEEEEEE!

Dachshunds . . . you gotta love 'em! And wow--do they ever love pizza!

DOXIE FASHIONISTAS

"I'm ready for our walk ~ and I'll be the coolest
doxie on the planet out there today!"

"We're all set for our Broadway song-and-dance routine"

"We doxies don't like to be cold, so we might as
well be fashionable while we're keeping warm"

"Mama is always saying I'm her princess,
so why not dress like one, right?"

And, last but not least:

"Steppin' out on the town"

Dachshunds . . . you gotta love their sense of style!

WELCOME, NOVEMBER!

Now that Howl-o-wiener season is over, buckle your seat belts, doxie lovers: the rest of the year will be one long PAR-TAY! At least, in my family. In November alone, we have three birthdays to celebrate; in December, we have one birthday and two anniversaries--not to mention Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year's. Lots to do, lots to be thankful for, and lots of good food to prepare AND eat.

Thanksgiving is my favorite holiday, because it focuses on family, rather than running ourselves ragged doing other things. Now don't get me wrong: I love Christmas and the celebration of Christ's birth, for without Him, Christmas would be just a hollow day for me.

All across America, families have similar Thanksgiving meals, and aside from stuffing ourselves into oblivion, folks love watching football games on TV. There's no need to go anywhere else, do anything else, or plan anything else. BE WITH YOUR FAMILY, if at all possible. Just enjoy each
other's company, and if you can, invite a lonely person to join you. I can't imagine being alone myself on Thanksgiving, and I wouldn't want anyone else to be alone, either, unless they prefer that.



Doxies love turkey, and it's good for them, but don't let them have the heavier side dishes that aren't good for them, like candied yams, dressing, cranberry sauce, and the like. Let's keep them healthy and full of things they can enjoy without getting sick! That goes for us humans as well.

Happy Thanksgiving season, doxie lovers!

The First Thanksgiving