Maggie in the Summer Time

Here's Maggie in the start of a collection of candid shots.  You can see more formal shots of each of the dogs in the tabs at the top of the blog or just scroll on down to see them.  But first some candid stuff and hopefully more if I can turn up any more pics of them.

Maggie at Christmas

It's one thing to put a few bows in your lion dog's hair.  It's quite another to get dressed up for Christmas.

The picture on the wall might seem a bit out of place but there's a long story behind that.  It has nothing to do with Shih Tzu so that story will keep for another time.

So how do you get any cuter than this, huh!

Maggie Hanging Out

When the other dogs are bigger, if you're going to take it easy then hanging out under a chair works well.

Maggie and Molly Looking for Treats

Maggie (left) is smaller than Molly (right) and Maxwell but she has a charming spirit.  Here she's looking quite determined and Molly is looking goofy which is about right.  She's little but don't push her around!

There are no pictures of it but Maggie got it in her head that bouncing on her rear legs if she heard the lid of jar of peanut butter was quite a good way to earn a treat.

(Ed:  it worked?)

Of course it worked!  You've never seen anything so cute!

Max and Molly have never figured that one out but Maggie knows lots of things she only tells the Mystery Lady.

Molly Dreaming About Tomatoes

Well sure I need a haircut but what I'm wanting is some tomatoes!

Molly and Maxwell - Inseparable

They came from the same litter so they're never far apart.  Molly is on the left with Maxwell on the right.  Both of them are in need of a haircut but who has the big bucks to take the dogs off to the beauty parlor once a month!

This is a shot of the Beauty and the Rascal and it looks very much like the Rascal is onto something and the Beauty wants to know what he's found.

It cracks me up that they love tomatoes so much.  Maybe that's what he's got spotted.

Why Are These Dogs Backwards to the Camera?

You might wonder why you're seeing the wrong end of these dogs and that would be quite understandable.  What you don't know, however, is what's on the other side of the fence and that would be the Mystery Lady's tomato plants.

(Ed:  Dogs eat tomatoes?)

You bet they do!

Now they know they can't go over the fence but if they can figure some way through it then those tomatoes will be gone just as fast as they can eat 'em up!