So many people have asked how the dogs are adjusting to their new life. Honestly, bringing home a new baby is similar to bringing home a blob of clay. It doesn't do anything in the eyes of a dog so really there isn't that much adjusting. Ralphie, as expected, acts like there isn't a new human in the house He has licked Porter's head once and other than that, acts as if he isn't alive. Eazy, on the other hand, is in training for the award of man's best friend--or baby's best friend, in this case.
The highlight of his day, aside from breakfast and dinner, is when we aren't looking and he can lay a slobbery, wet kiss on Porter's face (sorry all you germ people). We don't condone this but he does manage to sneak a few in each day. He also follows this baby everywhere. As you can tell in the pictures, Porter is hardly left alone during "play" time. We always knew Eazy would love this baby and I know he can hardly wait for his blob of clay to start playing with him. In the meantime, he'll have to continue taking naps near and sneaking kisses to his favorite little friend.
The highlight of his day, aside from breakfast and dinner, is when we aren't looking and he can lay a slobbery, wet kiss on Porter's face (sorry all you germ people). We don't condone this but he does manage to sneak a few in each day. He also follows this baby everywhere. As you can tell in the pictures, Porter is hardly left alone during "play" time. We always knew Eazy would love this baby and I know he can hardly wait for his blob of clay to start playing with him. In the meantime, he'll have to continue taking naps near and sneaking kisses to his favorite little friend.
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