I’m not going to lie… the one time I dress Bella up is when I make her take a photo for our Christmas card. Your comment may offer a hint to her outfit this year… π
I’m with you. And yeah, a hairless dog would probably need a coat for warmth. But they are surprisingly soft and cuddly. I was amazed the first time I pet one and found he was very soft.
Part of me wishes we made a big fuss of Halloween here so I could dress the kids up because it was fun seeing everyone else’s dogs in costume. But we do have Christmas and I can’t see the point in getting Beryl a Christmas collar that’s only going to be worn for a week per year. I’m so boring and practical.
Be careful what you wish for. I live on the biggest Halloween street in the area and we gave away over 600 pieces of candy before running out at 7:30. We had to put up a sign because kids were still coming to the door with the lights off.
We get so many children at one time I don’t even recognize friends because they go by in a blur.
So if you ever make it to the US, come on Halloween and I’ll give you your fill.
As for a Christmas collar–couldn’t you tie a simple bow around Beryl’s neck and be economical and pretty? π
With all of the tags that Elka has on her collar, she jangles like a reindeer! I’ve thought about getting her a pair of horns.
Somehow I doubt Elka would be very happy sporting horns. But if you got a picture of it, send it along. π
I’m not going to lie… the one time I dress Bella up is when I make her take a photo for our Christmas card. Your comment may offer a hint to her outfit this year… π
Woot! Bring on the pre-Christmas canine nudity! π
Yeah, I’d go to a puppy nudie bar. All collar-less. All the time.
I like my dogs nekkid all year ’round. The whole point is accessible softness to cuddle. (Maybe I’d feel differently if I had a Mexican hairless.)
I’m with you. And yeah, a hairless dog would probably need a coat for warmth. But they are surprisingly soft and cuddly. I was amazed the first time I pet one and found he was very soft.
Ha ha ha! So true! But think of the awkwardness you’re missing!
I’m sorry, but I had to say it!
Well, that will just have to be my burden to bear. π
Part of me wishes we made a big fuss of Halloween here so I could dress the kids up because it was fun seeing everyone else’s dogs in costume. But we do have Christmas and I can’t see the point in getting Beryl a Christmas collar that’s only going to be worn for a week per year. I’m so boring and practical.
Be careful what you wish for. I live on the biggest Halloween street in the area and we gave away over 600 pieces of candy before running out at 7:30. We had to put up a sign because kids were still coming to the door with the lights off.
We get so many children at one time I don’t even recognize friends because they go by in a blur.
So if you ever make it to the US, come on Halloween and I’ll give you your fill.
As for a Christmas collar–couldn’t you tie a simple bow around Beryl’s neck and be economical and pretty? π