But, who could resist this face? His mom was enthralled with him, and her voice changed as she told her husband about him. She shared funny things he had done, new friends he made, how he had a hard time climbing up the curb.
As time went on, they both began reading about Pekingese. They read that Pekingese like to survey a large area from up high. So, his mom began to hold him up over a six foot fence to see what was on the other side. He enjoyed it tremendously! So, it became a daily occurance to observe "his dominion."
(Oh, this is the look where you give them anything they want!!) Woogie can be a rascal-- he loves to bound up to dogs who are much bigger and he can be very intimidating, snarling and carrying on. (Can't you just see this-- it's "so Pekingese!") He also is a wonderful guard dog, alerting his parents that a stranger is at the door. He likes to take walks and will perform a special 'move' that his mom and dad call the "Bronco-Snook" where he behaves like a wild horse broncoing around in circles and kicking his back legs. I think I've seen this in other Pekingese.
Mr W is super cute!
ReplyDeleteHe is so cute, I love his little tongue sticking out:) Yay for new foster homes and yay for Woogie to meet new doggies:)
ReplyDeleteWhat a character Woogie is and so full of peke-personality! Love that face! My first dogs were German Shepherds too, but I can easily see how Woogie won his new parents over in a heartbeat.
ReplyDeleteHe is so incredibly cute!! I love the bronco kick... Pollyanna does that. And, the last picture with the tongue out is my favorite!!
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