Oh, Irish Love!!!!
I REALLY, REALLY love me little boy!
Although he can be such a brat.
He is me son and me love him lots.
He went to the vet yesterday for his tummy troubles.
They drew some blood from his neck,
and I have been licking it to make it feel better for him.
He sure is sweet when he's sick!
What's That Mom? Did You Say Walkie?
Even when an Irish Terrier is sick (me son),
he still must be exercised just a bit to stay
in a routine and take the, ahem, edge off.
Relaxing After Me Wog (Some walking and some jogging)
Check out Me Weight Tracker!!!
Yes, Me Know I'm A Foxy Irish Lass!
Me Son Relaxing After His Run!
Me Favorite Pastime... Must Protect Me Home!
Me Son Could Care Less...
I'll have to give him lessons
Now, look here son! This is how you keep a watch
for strangers entering the premises.
This is how me has caught your Laciegirliebeastiecakes
four times while attempting to sneak in the
house in the middle of the night! Sheeeesch... she's persistent!
Um, son, are you taking notes? Pay close attention I say!
Me son is more interested in the TELEVISION!
Ugh, these youngsters!
HELLO-O-O.....McGillicutty!
Anybody Home? Earth to Gillie!......
THEN, FINALLY!!! It happened! He gets it folks!
He's making me proud! Protect, Gillie, Protect!
Oh, it's me dad! Me dad is home!
Me loves me dad!
See, son, you have to watch to stay on top of the hooman action!
We can now announce that our dad is home! (That is our mom's least favorite part of this protection thing) We are VERY LOUD announcers!!!!
I'm talking breaking a piercing, gnawing, breaking
the sound barrier, in unison, IRISH, bark!
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So, I'm sensing woo like your furever home?
ReplyDeleteWe are so furry glad your boy got woo sprung from the other 'place'
Hugz&Khysses,
Khyra & Khousin Merdie
PeeEssWoo: Khongrats on the weight loss - does that mean irish potato khandy fur all yet?
Good to see you have settled in and teaching him his job. Its great to watch out anyway the birds, cats and anything else about.
ReplyDelete" Breaking a piercing, gnawing, breaking
ReplyDeletethe sound barrier, in unison, IRISH, bark" ???????
That sounds like an invitation to a barkdown -- you ain't heard nothing until you've heard the ear-splitting two-part alternating piercing tenor bark and intimidating baritone growl that we can produce on a variety of occasions.
Wiret woofs -- LOUD WOOFS -
Jake and Just Harry
Yes, you two are great protectors! And my Parental Unit asked me to tell you that she just loves that couch!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteWill there be a countdown to St. Patty's Day?
Your buddy, Bocci
Hey Gillie,what did I tell ya? Under your Mom's paws in your own home. This is not a good deal dude. You gotta do more of the rebelling. Call me and Scruffs if you need expert advice. Now the barking lark, I'm with the boyz. I can bark my square head off. We should hold a bark off contest..heheeehhee!!!
ReplyDeleteWiry love Eric xx
Oh you guys are hysterical...We see you got each others back...good job protecting the pad.
ReplyDeleteBenny & Lily
I hope Gillie's tummy is feeling better!
ReplyDeleteGood "watchdog" job!
Happy saturday!
Kisses and hugs
Lorenza
How good you were licking your son all better!
ReplyDeleteAs for trying to teach him the proper ways of an Irish terrier - these youngsters never listen!
Good work Gillie.
love
Martha & Bailey xxx
Hooray..muzzer is back and we are catching up. Glad to see you two are getting along most famously, hope the tummy troubles are settled soon!
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I love greeting Mom and Dad when they come home, too. And greeting them for about 10 minutes after they get home... Heehee! Hey.... Can you have your Mom peemail my Mom your address for the Paw-it-Forward, please? Mom's peemail is gretaski at hotmail dot com Thanks!!! (I can't wait to go shopping!)
ReplyDelete*kissey face*
-Fiona
woah gillie came and visited us and we were soooo impressed with him
ReplyDeletemollie actually swooned with delight at his accent and brawn... he obviously comes from good stock having such sweet manners we hope you visit us again soon... loves and licks!
Dear Jules,
ReplyDeleteYou are a good Mummy dog. I think it is great that you are telling and showing your son how to be a proper dog.
Sally Ann