Tonight is bath night for some of the doodles! Tomorrow at 5 a.m., five of the puppies are heading with me to the airport. We are heading out on a plane to The Netherlands!
We have been busy getting ready all week! The bags are packed, the list is almost all checked off… and now…it is bath time.
These puppies are such fun kids! They will do almost anything to get out of taking a bath! Tonight…. they were telling “Clean” jokes. Here are a few of them… and a few pictures…
So Steve said,
“What animal do you look like when you get into
the
bath ?
A little bear ! ”
Raina, the red dog to his left did not get it….
Opal had a good one,
“Which birds steal soap from the bath ?
Robber
ducks ! ”
They all chimed in, “Tell us another one Opal!”
“Where does a vampire take a bath?
In the
bat-room (bathroom). ”
“I have one!” said little Misty. “A man walked into a lodge in Yellowstone
National Park. ‘Can you give me a room and bath?’ he asked the
clerk.
‘I can give you a room,’ the clerk said. ‘But you’ll have to take
the bath by yourself!’
Good one Misty!
This was the favorite joke of all! Bodi told this one…
“What dog loves to take bubble baths ?
A
shampoodle ! ”
You have to admit, that is a good “clean” joke…
They eventually ran out of clean jokes… and the bathing began.
LOL !!! The way you tell the story and the jokes
Nice pictures amd dun story’s you should make an book!
They are all utterly adorable!!!! Just darlings!!! Gonna make some very loving homes happier than they’ve ever known!!! God bless and journey mercies, Heidi 😀 xxx
Every dog we ever had, my mother treaind to ring a bell when it needed to “go out”. From day one, hang a bell on the doorknob of the door you will use to go out every time you walk the dog. (if the door is a commonly used door, hang the bell on the wall by the door or you will go nuts hearing it all the time and the dog will get confused). While training the dog, every time you walk it, ring the bell, if you can, put the dog by the bell and make it ring it by guiding its body, head, nose, whatever, to get the bell to ring, then take him out immediately. Soon, usually after only a few days, the dog gets it and they ring it when they need to go out. When they are young, if you are not right there to let then out, they will have an accident. When they get older, they will ring the bell and sit there until someone lets them out.
Soooooooo adorable.