So, do you think Roxy...:
had any idea...:
when we moved to Critter Farm:
...who she'd wind up:
spending her days with?:
Me neither:
Poor little city-girl-turned-farm-doggy:
She still struggles a bit with all the different languages she has to speak now.
I'm sure she had no clue of what country life would be like, however I think she's adjusting beautifully. In fact, she must feel like a queen because she's able to come in and curl up in a warm cozy country abode!
ReplyDeleteShe has that same look on her face as my foxie terriorist has on his sometimes! "Why must I be good? Why can't I just eat one chook?"
ReplyDeleteWhen we moved, it didn't matter to our dog. She always was a farm doggy... and spoke two languages...
ReplyDeleteWhen we moved, it didn't matter to our dog. She always was a farm doggy... and spoke two languages...
ReplyDeleteShe does look a bit out of her element, but she'll be fine as long as you're there for her.
ReplyDeleteI had to chuckle at poor Roxy. She does definitely have a "what have you done to me?" look on her face. :)
ReplyDeleteMy heart swells when I see animals getting along like this.
ReplyDeleteLOL. She has that disgruntled look on her face.
ReplyDeleteOoh, the more you look, the more animals you see! I'll bet that Roxy thinks that much of the time, too.
ReplyDeleteYup, her life sucks. :) She's Lisa Douglas on Green Acres for sure.
ReplyDeleteShe is such a love. I suspect she is a bit confused about her variety of brothers and sisters these days, but we all know she is still the princess.
ReplyDeleteLOL, reminds me of Lucy, my beagle. She was our "first born" and still has an issue with all these other creatures.
ReplyDeleteI can't think of better, more entertaining and rock solid companions than all the critters Roxy hangs out with now.
ReplyDeleteGeorge really is quite a media hog, isn't he..? *smile*
How's Clyde?
I dunno' ... looks to me like she might be struggling more with the haircut. :)
ReplyDeleteExcellent language opportunities! If she has any problems, please send her to my renowned cat/chicken/donkey/goat/frog/snake/bird/etc. Language in Translation School. Fees are nominal, and we take extra care with beautiful doggies named Roxy.
ReplyDeleteLove little Roxy. She does look a little bewildered sitting there. Funny. Glad Skippy is better. I like your blog and I'll be back for more.
ReplyDeleteAh but to feel the soil beneath her toes, and smell the woods, that must make up for the language thing right? :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a silly little dog. She does look a little sad when George shows up, though.
ReplyDeleteIs Roxy tired of celebrating diversity?
ReplyDeleteI can't wait for the new egg count!
Roxy looks so bright white clean and pretty. I bet she's more afraid of getting dirty out there on the farm than she is concerned about her various animal companions. They all look fine and healthy. That George sure has become handsome and looks well fed and cared for. How is Roxy's leg/hip issue? Did she heal well?
ReplyDeleteCeeCee's comment above about Green Acres cracked me up!
She just pretends sometimes she doesn't love it!!!
ReplyDeleteHi Danni
ReplyDeleteRoxy looks so cute with her new "do." I love that they all get along,,,,,cats dogs chickens....goats and lamas. Hope you have a wonderful fall. Love that its getting cooler. Thanks for the pictures and updates. How is Clyde???? Blessings Mary
Oh, how sweet. I love the tufts of hair at her ears. :) George looks like he's thoroughly content and enjoying his company, and I can't even begin to imagine how wonderful such harmony is between species... we don't have it at MBF. :)
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