Doggies!

Lillian is such a dog girl, it is so funny. We tease that her first word will be dog. Actually, I am pretty sure her first word already is dog. She very consistently says adg doga dga dog when she sees or hears our dogs, we tell her 'doggies, good doggies' all the time. I need to get some pics of her with our dogs again and post them but these pics from yesterday are too cute! My friend is a huge dog lover and has a newfy, great dane, and a rescue mutt--in enter fiance with 2 labs so now they have 5 dogs! In addition to her 4 cats! YIKES.

Anyway, Lillian visited yesterday and was SO excited. My friend was so nervous to introduce them all and amazed when Lillian just yelled and waved and kept trying to crawl to them all, while crawling around and ignoring the cats. She has shown interest in cats (but they dont take as kindly to her grabs and licks) when we are at someones house with just cats but otherwise she could care less and wants the dogs, the bigger the better! This big guy, newfy is the calmest dog (lazy) I have ever met. I am pretty sure she or anyone else could jab him with a poker and he would be ok with it. She enjoyed using him for a romper room, she kept trying to kiss him and would get a mouth full of fuzzy newfy fur which was a bit gross! Anyway she had a blast and since my friend wants kids she is happy to see that babies and dogs can coincide and be ok and her animals all did great.

I have included some pics of her with our dogs. EVery morning when she wakes up she looks for them, it is so cute. She uses them as a jungle gym and grabs their collars to help herself up. Occasionally they forget she is underfoot and tumble her but for the most part they are great. A couple days ago one hurt her with their toenail, probably the first time they have truly hurt her and she was so mad she kept looking at the guilty party and screaming and crying and carryign on even after she was fine she woudl still do that when looking at Nala (the dog), Nala looked sullen and went upstairs and laid on her bed, as if she knew she was in trouble and we never said anything to her.