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75 deg. in South Western PA. today, and on Sunday we had six inches of fresh snow, which is all gone now... What a crazy Winter we have had...hurry up Spring..

Weather so nice I was able to give my Soft Coated Wheaten a hair cut, and she now is free of her Winter fur..She is a happy camper. She is now 13 with many health issues so was glad I was able to cut her and now tomorrow a bubble bath..She is and was such a beautiful dog...so faithful..hard to let her go...she eats well, and still does her bathroom habits out doors...Vet told us when those two habits begin changing we will know it is time...
When I was trimming her eye brows, she reached over and gave me a kiss...I totally lost it then...

Since it was so nice here, I was glad to turn all news OFF...Pray daily for our POTUS. AND HIS FAMILY...

Have a great week posters...

I’ve had to let some older dogs go when it was time, and it is just so difficult. I promise all of my dogs when they are babies, that I won’t let them suffer. It’s just the hardest decision.

Both of my Goldens had a bath and a haircut last weekend.

I've not heard of a Soft Coated Wheaten. I'll have to look that breed up. Dogs are so faithful and adorable. I actually have three cats that are faithful too. They are at the door in the evenings waiting for my husband to come home.

Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier is known in Ireland for more than two centuries. The Soft coated Wheaten Terrier was the poor man’s hunting dog, a slayer of vermin, a herding dog, and a watchdog. It was an all-purpose working farm dog used for destroying vermin, hunting small animals, herding, and guarding against intruders.