- Kelly
- Making my way through the ups and downs of life, holding fast to my favorite Bible verse: "For we walk by faith, not by sight." ~2 Corinthians 5:7. I began blogging in earnest at Yahoo360 on October 24, 2005. (briefly using LiveJournal and blog-city prior to that) In June 2008 I moved to Blogger. I'm now at WordPress where I hope to remain.
11 comments:
Animals have an amazing ability to heal.
Good to see!!! Remember the scars R2 had on his face most of his life from running the perimeter of the fence in and out of the shrubs?
She has such a sweet face! Puppy kisses for Mama dog!!
Glad to see that she has healed so well, the scar adds character I think.
As Tracy says, scars add characters - well, that is also what my mother said to me and what I say to my daughters when they run into one of life´s minor disasters :D
I'm so happy she's all better. Our Cody has a big nose scar from when he first met Ramone (my now-deceased 20 year old cat). Ramone had no love for dogs. LOL! Great photo. Love & Blessings!
That does look much better!
I, too, have an imperfect nose, Mama Dog. Adds character. The scar reminds me of my uncle's dog, Pal, who chased a porcupine and got about 200 quills in his nose. After uncle took them out with pliers, Pal had crisscrossing lines of scars on nose, forevermore.
Pal was none too bright.
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It doesn't look like the scar will be too bad. She looks happy, too.
Mama Dog understands the great truth of life...that we all have run-ins with something that leave their mark...but we go on living, joyfully as we can. Look at that smile!
PS A woman came in the store. Here is a treat she makes for her dogs in hot weather. She duct tapes the bottom of a kong, and she fills it with beef broth. She puts a tray of them in her freezer, and gives them to her outside dogs on hot days to keep them entertained when she's not around. She calls them pupsicles.
Aww glad to see that she has healed so well.
I'm a dog person.
Thanks for your lovely comments!
Always great to hear from you1
Big hugs,
B xx
I'm sure Mama Dog would appreciate all your comments here. I especially liked the notion of her scar giving her "character". She would probably prefer the pupsicle that Debby described. Good idea!
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