She'll be staying with us for a few days and Mom said I could help her blog! She only speaks French, so she'll tell me what to write, and I'll translate. Being a stuffie, I understand every language on earth, it's a gift we're given. Anyway, Welcome Baja!
I have to say first of all, I'm a little embarrassed. I don't know what kind of spaniel Baja is and I'm a little embarrassed to ask. Is that something doggies can ask each other? I don't want to seem rude.
Anyway, Baja says she's been really excited ALL DAY to come to Camp Stuffy. She has the cutest little tail (Are spaniel tails cropped? Am I allowed to ask that?) and it hasn't stopped wagging since she got here. She's a little worried about her people, but she's still trying to discover all the nooks and crannies in our house too. I think she'll be fine. Don't worry Baja's Mom! I'll take good care of her.
Camp Leader Stuffy
ETA: ACK! I put Friday instead of Saturday! I must be too excited.
5 comments:
I love the brown mask on her face. She is very cute and quite fuzzy. I think she is going to really enjoy her stay.
Slobbers,
Mango
That is definitely a 'French Wooley Spaniel'! Ok really I don't know but she is very pretty! I bet the two leggers like having a four legger around for a bit!
Nice to meet you Baja! Enjoy your stay!
Is Baja a Cavalier King Charles? She is very pretty. I am sending a bisou to one cheek and then the other.
Sally Ann
Hi sweet Baja, Oui, Oui
Benny & Lily
Bonjour La Belle!
What a lovely girl?!From her size, she looks like a cocker spaniel but her markings are like those of a gordon setter!
Traditionally. most spaniel tails are docked because they are hunting dogs who go through thick hedges and would probably injure long tails. I have a docked tail although it is docked long so I have plenty to wag! Damia, my Brittany spaniel neighbor only has a little stump of a tail.
Have a great time at Camp Stuffy, Baja!
Woofs,
Tommy
Post a Comment