Little did I know that when we named dog #2, that we would
have a famous band – in house, all the time!
Now I’m not talking about the snoring chorus that occurs
almost every night – (you remember the “Snorphony” posted on 1/21/13 and that
was BEFORE dog #2 - who can take both of them in a decibel test) so let me fill
you in.
Dog #2, you know the dog that didn’t have a name for a full
two weeks and is still on shaky ground as a permanent member of the household
(ok, ok, she’s not going anywhere – I just like to think there’s an out…)
The one we should have called Trouble Gluton, Usain Bolt or
Red Devil? Yeah that one.
Sweet little
innocent Rosie (or Rose Mary if I’m hollering across the neighborhood looking
for her short little furry behind cruising down the street at warp speed). Beautiful little Rosie, we’d like her to grow into her delicate name,
to match the cute little innocent face she has – one can hope…
And Dog #1. Now, I
don’t think I’ve ever mentioned Dog#1’s name before. First of all let me tell you she is a girl,
dainty and light footed when she walks.
We rescued her from a horrible life over ten years ago, where she was
chained to a basement toilet, with her sister, and was a puppy making
machine. Her legs had been broken
several times, her ears split, she had wood shoved up her paws and was covered
in ticks. It took many months for all her
wounds to heal. And she is a total
treasure….
She came with a name – I like to say we got her “used” and we
didn’t name her when people look at me funny and I have to repeat she’s a
girl. She knew her name very well and
only answered to it. I tried to change
it something precious – Magnolia, thinking we would call her Maggie, but she
would have none of it.
HER name is Gunner.
Over the years we eventually got her to answers to Gunnie, a little more
feminine, but for the first five years it was Gunner and only Gunner. All of her chained up siblings were named
after military ammunition's, boy or girl – nice huh?
So, Rosie was doing something agitating and I went to
correct her – coming across the living room floor I automatically said “Guns”
going into the name that first comes to mind when addressing a dog in this house
– then I started laughing when I corrected myself and called her Rosie.
Did you guess our house band??? Its Guns and Rosie – we have
“Guns and Rosie” in the house – I think that is hilarious!! Lord knows we couldn't handle two Roses in this house, so a
singular Rosie it is. Hahahahah. Funny
huh?
Now where can I get a dachshund sized bandana? Ohhhohhh, sweet dogs of mine…..
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