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Purebred, German-imported female Pomeranian: 1,000 Euro



Innotek Remote Controlled Citronella Spray Collar: $89.99



Little girl growing up with her dream dog: priceless







Introducing: Fluffernutter
aka: "Brandy" yes, it is also her stripping name
Age: 4-years

The girls keep forgetting that she won't grow any bigger even though they accept that The Fonz will always be small, go figure.

Cost: For us, she was a "free" dog, I like to refer to her as a "used" dog

Facts:
Both girls are in love with her and she is growing on the Dad in the family
She likes to drink out of the bidet
She likes to lick Fonzie's ears (Bleh!)
She likes to chase kitties, but her favorite hobby is barking...well, it was : )





Comments

Unknown said…
OMG! Fluffernutter is ADORABLE!! So are all these photos with Ms. H! I love her short hair!! Brandy is much cuter and less annoying looking (since her bark sounds annoying!) than I imagined! Cute! Your post cracked me up as always!
With love,
Elaine Belle (My stripper name!)
September 7, 2010 at 11:00 PM
mimi and papa said…
Fluffernutter is much smaller than she sounds - I'm just saying. She is very cute and it's easy to see how much she and H have bonded with love. Perfectly suited for one another. I don't have a stripper name, but I like the idea, Ro Ro.
September 8, 2010 at 2:56 PM
Anonymous said…
I am thrilled to finally see your newest addition to the family! She is a cutie and I totally agree on "used" dogs, they rock. H looks so happy, 6 (going on 7) is a great age to have a dog. I am happy for you all! Sounds like the Fonz is getting a good deal with free ear licking. Oreo is going to LOVE, LOVE, LOVE those guys.
Hugs and Kisses,
DeNise
September 19, 2010 at 3:56 PM
Anonymous said…
HELLO je découvre le nouveau copain de Foncy, il est superbe,ils ont l'air très bien tous les deux sur le canapé, c'est adorable. LOVE FRECHMAM
September 29, 2010 at 4:59 AM
Rachel Neil said…
what a cute puppy you have.
My puppy could eat yours for lunch!' LOL
March 28, 2011 at 3:53 PM
buy rift account said…
OH my! what a cute puppy..love it.
October 14, 2011 at 1:09 AM
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