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Meet Honey

Meet Honey, my newly arrived guest who's staying with me for the next month.
She's a 6 mth old Chihuahua who's like a little pocket rocket. I've had to laugh at her darting around the table and the room. Judging by the immediate impact she's made on us I think it's going to be a fun month.
For once, Roma, our small Patterdale/Border Terrier is able to look down her nose at a different dog.
As I've said in the past, Paul's dog Jaffa just takes everything in her stride. For her, Honey is just another dog - she may even be Dexter the Great Dane !

                                            Jaffa and Honey - with a small tennis ball

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  1. Sounds like you may be going to have fun month ....

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