I've mentioned before that Phoebe is a bit on the pudgy side. She's 'pleasantly plump.' Some like to use the, 'she's not fat, she's fluffy.' Except, she's definitely not fluffy.
Dave Anderson is a photographer that I met via my photographer friend Kyle. He works for himself, but also takes photos for a local magazine, Arkansas Life. He posted on facebook that he was looking for local overweight pets. So, I volunteered Phoebe. The editor liked her.
Which also includes quotes from me. Where, of course, they picked the stupidest thing I said. Granted, I said it. I guess, I didn't think of how my words would look in print.
Do you see that? "Her stomach began to droop." Really Kelli? Really? Aren't you supposed to be a wordsmith or something? Be a smart girl and use your words. *shaking head*
Luckily, she looked very pretty. Because, she is a pretty dog. You know, despite being a bit on the pudgy side. So, hopefully everyone looks at the photo and doesn't notice the stupidity that I was spewing.
She IS a pretty dog. And, speaking for the pudgy, it just means there is more of her to love! :-) My mom's dachshund is also 19 pounds. He's supposedly on a diet. Yeah right. Me too. Plus, you did say "I guess you could say" after "droop". That's sort of like "all due respect". As long as you a qualify a statment, you can say whatever you want!
ReplyDeleteawww she is pretty and looks so sweet!
ReplyDeleteHer coat is so glossy! What do you feed her?
ReplyDeleteOh and I mean that for the glossy coat, not, erm because it is what you are feeding her that is causing her weight issues.
ReplyDeleteI laughed the whole way through that! She is chubby and cute!
ReplyDeleteJen- I totally knew what you were meaning. We feed her Beneful 'Heathy Weight' [apparently it's not working!] and before that Beneful Puppy. But, the breeder we got her from fed them something entirely different and her coat has always been shiny. Must be good puppy genes.
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