It's never enough

It is never enough to just have one.
 
With two dogs in our house, life never gets boring. I'm so happy though that we decided on having both of them. Now that Toby calmed down just a little bit, we are able to leave him out of his crate during the day while we are at work.
 
If they wake up from their naps during the day, now they can play together, run in the house and destroy the remaining pillows. 


During lunch we take them for their walks and mostl importantly check if the house still stands.

 
Coming home to two love bugs sitting at the top of the stairs, right at the door, tail wagging, waiting with unconditional love, makes my day, every day! No matter how bad the day was, it brings the biggest smile to my face.
 
Steele always turns over on his back and waits until you scratch his belly. Toby on the other hand is a little whirlwind, jumps right up on you, trying to cover up his fight he had with the one last remaining pillow. He most likely, gets a time out in his crate while I clean up the left over stuffing from the pillow, I didn't even remember we had still laying around.
 
For the most part though they are just the bestest dogs in the whole wide world and I wouldn't trade them for anything. There was this diamond ring...
 
Remember this post when I created a dinner table for Toby? I finally finished the second one, because its never enough to just have one and stop there. You have two puppies, you have to have two dinner trays. Now both can eat in style. I had to shorten the legs a couple of inches, so that Steele can comfortably eat/drink out of it. 
I really like how they came out, now if they wouldnt have slobber all over them... but what can you do.
 

 

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