| We were Scottish Terrier owners exclusively. We'd decided on Scotties when we were reading about the breed. What convinced us was a story about a Scottie that liked to grab the drapes in its jaws and swing from them. One day it fell out of the second-story window while flying through the air with the greatest of ease. We'd have to get a dog like that. | ||
A fairly sedate real Bull Terrier |
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We'd also been fans of cartoonist George Booth. Many of his
New Yorker cartoons featured a Bull Terrier somewhere in the scene – usually looking
pin-headed and flea-bitten. Who wouldn't love a dog like that? Little did we know that Bullies not only have a unique look, but they're personalities and habits match their visage. She's a 50-pound lap dog that thinks nothing of passing wind in your face.
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| After seeing them at the Western Reserve Kennel Club dog shows and witnessing their antics, we decided we needed one. That's how we came to live in tolerance of Picard. | ||
| Visting the Puppies | ||
| Week One with Picard | ||
| Week Two | ||
| Week Three | ||
| Week Four | ||
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Ongoing
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