If these two puppies aren't trouble, I don't know what is. They are the remaining siblings of the four puppies rescued from Anishnabe. It's pretty obvious the first two adopted were the goodie two-shoes of the family who will grow up to be loyal and obedient dogs and these two are the evil twins who will grow up to be graffiti artists.
Don't say I didnt' warn you.
The best way to check on the adoption status of this dog (and other dogs and cats and other small domestic animals) is to visit Toronto Animal Services or call 416 338 6668 for the Toronto Animal Services South shelter.
Reminds me of the new Britney Spears song: "Mamma I'm love with a criminal..."
ReplyDeleteGraffiti artists, hahahahaha!
ReplyDeleteArgh! Cutest dogs EVER. (Course, I LIKE graffiti artists!)
ReplyDeleteThink you nailed 'em, Fred. Look at that last shot of feigned innocence.
ReplyDeleteMe, I always wanted to grow up to be a graffiti artist. I look for any sign of sincere obedience in myself and try to stomp it out. But I'm Canadian so it's hard sometimes. You understand.
Great work!
We just scooped up the little girl in the red collar today - she's a DOLL!
ReplyDeleteCongrats Kate! Let us know how it goes. We'd love to hear from you.
ReplyDeleteIt's been 4 days since we adopted the puppy formerly known as the grafitti artist -- and I cannot believe how utterly wonderful she is. With the exception of one accident her first morning with us, she is fully housebroken, sits and stays on command, crates like a pro and sleeps through the night - not bad for an 8 week old, eh? She is affectionate, whip smart, and so eager to please she indulged my daughter's need to dress her in a Santa outfit. She is going to be the star of the puppy class! We are completely in love with this seemingly perfect pup. Our cats, otoh, not so impressed. So thank you, thank you, thank you for your tireless efforts - we would not have found her otherwise.
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