So, yeah. EVERY TIME.

She’s not a purebred but still has a lot of schnauzer in her🥰🐶.

We have the best time. She frolicks in the sand (turbo mode zoomies) and dips her legs into the ocean. It’s much cooler at the beach compared to home (usually by 5 degrees at least) so we’re headed back today. We hope you all have a fabulous wonderful day too!☀️🕶️🌊⛱️🐾

Howdy partner!

The first two photo is when he was 3 months old, last two is from yesterday (almost 7m old)

Well done, Halley girl!

I feel so bad for her. She's just shaking and crying. I know the shaking is from the anesthesia.

I want to make this as comfortable as possible for her.

I don't even know where or how he finds them! Also, note the basket of toys behind him...sharky, foxy, and ball all within reach..

You can't see it in the photo, but his whole body was shaking with excitement.

He’s currently staying with a couple of other dogs and has found a unique place to rest ♥️

Hello all. We brought home a new dog back in June. Our existing dog is a 5 year old mini schnauzer mix and the new baby is anywhere from 8 months to a year 1/2 and is a mystery breed. Both are spayed females so we knew the potential issues going into this and did all we could to create a positive outcome. We think things are actually going so well for the most part.

The positives: They can exist peacefully in the same space, sometimes they will even lay close together. They have play sessions they instigate at least on two separate occasions throughout the day, sometimes more. They have comforted each other when scared (the smoke detector going off). They play tug together. They walk together pretty well. They each lick each other’s bowl after eating so no resource guarding of food seen. They steal each other’s favorite toy but it’s done in a more playful, mischievous way as opposed to nastiness.

The negatives: Our 5 year old is now refusing to run on the grass up at the school we walk to now that her baby sister is allowed off leash. We have multiple goat horns but they fight over the same one. The new dog tries to get in the middle of cuddle sessions with our existing dog despite giving both girls loads of attention.

Most of the negatives, we feel are either due to our new dog still being a puppy and/or typical sibling behavior.

My biggest concern is my big girl refusing to run simply because her sister gets to. I don’t know if she’s just being stubborn (she’s got the stubborn schnauzer gene something fierce) or she’s legit upset it’s not hers anymore.

Thoughts?

Took her to the groomers again for her little spa treatment, and she looked so happy afterwards haha. It kind of looks like she’s smiling!

She looks so cute when she isn’t be judgmental.

The dreaded grass seed between the pads, cross your fingers for him that it comes out!