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Fascinated by a hamburger ad ca 1958 that was hanging on the wall at Johnny Rockets' diner, she has done the guy in the ad's expression ever since-

My mother-in-law's poodle, Jun, died at the ripe old age of 19 two weeks ago.
He was an evil little sod. Spoilt and vicious, but you have to give him credit for reaching 19.

He was hardly a cutie-pie at the end, but here he is a week before he passed in his sleep.
Jun


On to the main cutie pie. We have a wonderful vet who asked us to take on a young dog that had been dumped and brought to him. My wife and I managed to convince the mother-in-law to take it on. After 19 years with the same dog it is a hard job getting used to a one year old American cocker, but they are getting on well.

Momo


The only problem is the current lady of the household, Candy, is not too happy with the youngster bothering her.
As a stately 11 year old, she can't be doing with these young whipper-snappers, but she has told Momo who is boss and seems to be content with that.
Candy


Mukade

Dogs!
You're not kidding about the personality of the recently deceased Jun, at the top. You can see it all over his face. Quite interesting.

Jun has the look. I like them all!

He looked like this a couple of years ago.



Mukade

He still has the attitude and look that goes along with it. (it might be the purple bows that are making him grumpy)

I'm not as cute as I used to be, just bigger!

I'm at my cutest when face down in a peanut butter and bacon sandwich of toast. Not bad for an old lady!

Dredging this up from the depths, so that I may share the latest Cutie-Pie addition... what I've been up to whilst I was away.

My newest daughter, Harper:

aaah! The Behemoth! (But thanks, Ad, for such a worthy addition!)

Sorry, Emm... the evil Ad in me had to do it.

A definite QTpi.

I see she's already claimed ownership of the TV remote control.