I'm so glad you started your blog; I love reading about fellow-Chicagoans especially with similar dogs. Did Maisie have a different name when you adopted her? I used to always check out the NLOL site, but I'm not sure if I remember. I'm looking forward to reading more!
her name was Harley when I first started fostering her. she'd only had the name for a couple months and once I knew she was mine, I changed it. it seemed masculine to me, and I never like when people give a tough sounding name to a perceived "tough" breed (pits, Rotts, Dobermans, etc). We had a Chihuahua renamed Harley once at NLOL, that seemed fitting. ;)
Maddie's morning ritual includes jumping out of bed, banging her tail on the closet door until Tony gets up, scratching as necessary, stretching and then sneezing in Tony's face as he attempts to put his socks on.
I'm just a woman who really loves her dog. The dog is Maisie, a "willful" and frustratingly adorable pit mix. Though we both have issues, she has a few more than I do. I think.
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I'm so glad you started your blog; I love reading about fellow-Chicagoans especially with similar dogs. Did Maisie have a different name when you adopted her? I used to always check out the NLOL site, but I'm not sure if I remember. I'm looking forward to reading more!
her name was Harley when I first started fostering her. she'd only had the name for a couple months and once I knew she was mine, I changed it. it seemed masculine to me, and I never like when people give a tough sounding name to a perceived "tough" breed (pits, Rotts, Dobermans, etc). We had a Chihuahua renamed Harley once at NLOL, that seemed fitting. ;)
Maddie's morning ritual includes jumping out of bed, banging her tail on the closet door until Tony gets up, scratching as necessary, stretching and then sneezing in Tony's face as he attempts to put his socks on.
and that's why we love that dog, RB! ;)
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