I’ve asked the landscape design team for our new library to ensure there’s lots of place to tie up a bookish dog.
Dogs In Waiting – I Know She’s In There
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Dogs In Waiting – Coco Waits For The Caffe Latte Crowd
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Dogs In Waiting – Keeping An Eye Out For You
This lovely golden creature was a regular at our old library – now bulldozed to make way for a new one scheduled to open late 2012. I liked how this dingo-like dog would take a seat in a very casual way rather than wait on the ground for its owner to emerge loaded up with a week worth of books to keep busy with. I reckon it’d be a couch dog for sure. Click to make bigger.
More Dogs In Waiting here.
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Dogs In Waiting – Pugnacious
This little gremlin faced beastie was fiercely protective of his pal, yapping away at me and growling to show off an impressive and frightening under bite – he would have eaten my shoes laces given half the chance…
pugnacious |pəgˈnā sh əs|
adjective
eager or quick to argue, quarrel, or fight : the increasingly pugnacious demeanor of politicians.
• having the appearance of a willing fighter : the set of her pugnacious jaw.
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Contact Management – My iPhone Wallpaper
If you’d like to use on your phone – please feel free to.
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Tender and Tough Perservere
In the corner, between the red brick wall and window frame, these two decide “this is the place for us”.
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Dogs in Waiting – I Refuse
This gorgeous creature had the most amazing luxuriant coat of many colours and the coolest blue eyes. He downright refused to make eye contact with me , striking a haughty air of indifference – maybe you get to act like that if you’re this good looking! More Dogs In Waiting here.
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Zinnia Joy
Grow zinnias. You won’t regret it. These are Lilliput, but any zinnia is easy to grow from seed. They’re delightful and you’ll have flowers for months.
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Dogs In Waiting – Library Dog
This little guy was hyperalert to his owner leaving him to enter the library – eyes on the door, head up, ears forward, watching and willing her to reappear. He waited quietly – no yapping or fussing, just a steady gaze fixed on the doorway. More Dogs In Waiting here.
Nothing Nicer Anywhere 