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Yay! More Sibes! All three dogs are lovely!
Is your copper the dominant dog (between herself and the one she's lying on)?
Gotta love the Siberians! Yes, Miss Naala is definitely the dog boss. Abby, the pillow, was only 4 weeks old when she joined our family (I was only supposed to foster her until she was old enough to be adopted, but I fell in love after about 5 minutes) and she's never challenged Naala. Jack is too laid back to even care about being the alpha.
is jack named after jack london? i used to live with a husky who was named jack for that reason. he and my cat annie were good friends when she was a tiny kitten. he'd let her eat out of his food bowl; i wish i had pictures! i think he's the reason she's always been comfortable with dogs.
also, those pictures of abby and naala are adorable! all of them, but especially the puppy one!
Jack is named after Jack London...I think. He was 3 when I adopted him and the name he had just didn't fit. It sounded kind of girly. "Jack" was always the name that came to mind for a male Siberian, and I think it's a result reading Jack London. Fortunately, the name suits the dog perfectly. My mom calls him "Jackie", but he lets her get away with it, since she's his grandma.
hahahahaa.... what a cute picture..... but, based on the expression on her face, i would be checking my shoes before i put them on for a while......
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. He was 3 when I adopted him and the name he had just didn't fit. It sounded kind of girly. "Jack" was always the name that came to mind for a male Siberian, and I think it's a result reading Jack London. Fortunately, the name suits the dog perfectly. My mom calls him "Jackie", but he lets her get away with it, since she's his grandma.
