Happy Christmas pics!

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Inspired by the gorgeous pics of the tiny little animals earlier can we have our Christmassy pooches?
Here are my boys ....

Monty in his elf jumper. I so need to find him a hat.

We are odd somewhere snowy for Christmas so muttley has got a fleece to keep her warm. She isn't totally on board yet, although that might be a ploy because she gets given treats after putting it on, and she is quite sneaky when it comes to engineering ways to earn treats

My new puppy, cute but exhausting!

I can't help but smile seeing these lovely pics , hope we get some more

KinkyAfro your poor lab

I know Clity she's feeling very sorry for herself and she's got another 11 weeks recovery yet

My lovely boy who left us in August. He loved getting the decorations out. His nose would be in every bag. Miss him so much.

Merry Christmas from Alfie!!

Our 15 week old beagle pup who is definitely NOT allowed on the sofa

Ours catching a whiff of christmas turkey (cosy dry run last weekend as the 25th will be big family feast).

Best he looks gorgeous. it's the first Christmas for us, with Ike, our mini, and he has been very good so far. Only one bauble has been harmed.

My house rabbit was way more destructive!

Ike looks fab Raahh. Love his socks. We have a new mini pup, Leo but I still miss our old one so much.

Thanks, Best- have a lovely Christmas with your new pup.

Here is a picture of my baby just back from the dog wash today wearing a very smart Christmassy bow tie ,and he also smells gorgeous .

Merry Christmas from Honey, who's enjoying her first festive season!

Merry Christmas from Murph and I!

Lucy wishes you all a happy Christmas!

She is rocking a pom-pom!

I was loving these pics until I got to yours Sisters. We lost our Scottie in August, and have yet to choose a new dog. Mind you, ours would never consent to donning clothing of any sort, difficult wretch that he was (sniff). I think we've waited long enough and the house smells far too fresh. We definitely need a new 4 legged companion.

Oh mimiasovitch

Oh mimi ☹️
We lost our beloved Jack three years ago to liver disease, the curse of the scottie it seems. He was only nine and he was my world. We'd always said the house wasn't right without a scottie and Murphy joined us two years ago. He has so many of jacks traits yet is such an individual character too.

Having another dog isn't a betrayal of the last one, it's testament to the huge amount of love and joy they brought to your life.

I've been putting it off for ages, but I was running in the beach yesterday and a random collie came up to me, dropped its ball and did the laying flat, ears pricked, please throw it for me now thing, whilst the owner stood by bemused. I got back home and started looking at the rescue sites! I love the Scottie's independence and character, but am not sure about having another 15 years of the sort of dog that goes for a sniff rather than a walk (I am aware this may have been Basil specific. I am sure some scotties walk for miles, keeping up with their companions and never disappearing into the undergrowth and then appear only to pee on a single blade of grass for 20 minutes). I may look at dogs with longer legs, and then go home with a terrier.

Percy gives very good advice. She was a rock for me when we lost Barney. I'll always remember her kind words. I've offered them to other people too.

Tinsel whippets

And happy whippets with their pressies - new fleecy blankets

My Christmas pooch