DOGGY PROFILE
- Name. Rosie Walton
- Breed. Jack Russell/Mini Foxy
- Nickname. Rosie Posie, Princess
- Sex. f
- Age. 6yrs
- Weight. 5.3kg
- Best Friend. Kipper
All about me...
Well! How long have you got!! Im SUCH a princess. I like to think I totally belong here even though this wasn't my original home. I got lost and couldn't find anything to eat - I was sooooo skinny when Mum found me in this hotel place - I coulda been a model!!!! But them Mum found me and I went to live with Mum and dad an Kipper and my human brothers. They loved me straight away (why wouldn't they! Im gorgeous) and I quickly put that Kiper dude in his place! I"M the boss and he knows it!!!
I really love...
Snuggling up with one of the humans in the lounge, my favourite spot is on the side of Mums chair. I LUUURRRVVVEEEEE food!! bUt mum tells me no a lot of the time (puppy dog eyes don't work with her like they do the others. I specially like mums toast crusts in the mornings but it depends how good Ive been the night before! My fave thing to do is play fight with Kipper, even though hes bigger than me he just rolls over and I get him by the throat and pretend to kill him!! Its AWESOME!!!!! I love walks too, but get a bit oo excited and pull too much (Mum bought me this stupid harness I don't like cos it goes over my nose so at the moment I spend half my time trying to get it off!!) I love my toys too, balls to chase and when Kipper doesn't eat them stuffed toys!!
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