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The beautiful mom, Anchundia, who can't figure out why everybody wants her babies and nobody asks about her. |
Such a happy dog with a fantastic temperament |
Volunteer Jo gives Anchundia a reward kiss for being such a great mommy. |
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To volunteer Alycia, Anchundia asks, "So if I sit on your lap forever, will you brush me forever? I enjoy being brushed!" |
You've heard of singing for your supper? Anchundia sings for Alycia's brushings! |
Siberians must have a job. Luis is a taste tester. As he chomps on volunteer Brittany's hair, he explains, "We have to confirm people hair tastes good enough to chew." |
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"Hey, guys," Lucy tells her brothers, "this hand is far more interesting than that stuffed thingie over there." |
Quite perplexed, Lucy says, "Hey, wait a minute. You're blocking. Where did the hand go?" |
"We've heard our foster mom say she's so glad people don't greet each other this way." |
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"Remember, there's only one chair left when the music stops!" |
The other end of four choreographed mini Rockettes |
LUCY: This foot looks mighty tasty. I wonder how it would taste with powder sprinkled on it?
LUKAS: Hey, listen to the joke I heard in the doghouse the other day.
LARSEN: When will he get that he's just not good enough for stand up? |
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"Okay, class," volunteer Kaitlin teaches, "the proper caninetiquette way to perform a squeakectomy is . . ." |
Firefighters in timed training. |
Volunteer Tammie tells Larsen, "Trust me. This tickles me much more than it does you!" |
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Luis tells volunteer Jo "Now that you practiced kissing with my mommy, I am the real thing!" |
"Yummy! What flavor is that?" Luis asks Jo. |
"As long as I hold you, you can't get into trouble," volunteer Sarah tells the puppy. |
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Volunteer Debbie tells L. B. "Let me give you a boost there, son. All too soon you'll be able to jump up on your own." |
"Have you ever heard of a thing called flatulence?" L. B. bashfully asks Tammie. |
"He's just so cute! I want to hold him continuously," Debbie says. |
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L. B. wants to know "At what age do they stop bouncing me in the air and on their knees and squeezing me? Yeesh." |
"How do I cross this dam?" Luis wonders. "And who built it anyway? It doesn't look like beaver handiwork to me." |
"Good thing baby bodies are so flexible!" Luis is thinking as Jo loves on him. |
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"How much chewing can I get in before they notice?" Luis wonders. |
"Hey, Mom! Is a stuffed cat supposed to smell like a litter box?" Luis asks, turning up his nose.. |
The adorable little Larsen |
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Luis, lifeguard at work |
Working overtime as a lifeguard |
Larsen's job is overseeing the mischief |
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Laughter is good medicine for a bad economy. |
Luis and Brittany pose for portraits. |
"My, but you are tall!" Luis tells Brittany, as he looks up at her. |
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"Down, Shoe! Down!" Larsen commands. |
Is it a teddy bear or a puppy? |
Larsen on the loose |
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"Now, where did that Lukas go?" Larsen is wondering. |
"Oh, so comfy!" Larsen says to Jo, "Do you mind if I drift off to sleep for a while?" |
Tammie thinks, "Yes, Larsen is definitely the biggest puppy." |
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Larsen says, "Let's see how wide I can open my mouth!" |
"If I follow the bone pattern to the end of the rainbow, will I win a prize?" Larsen wants to know. |
Cute & clumsy Lukas |
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DEBBIE: Who do you think will win Talledega tomorrow, Lukas?
LUKAS: Why, Brad Keselowski, of course.
DEBBIE: No way. That's not possible.
LUKAS: I am psychic. Watch & see. |
"Lukas, you are just too mesmerizing. If my mother believed in fences and leashes, I would let you go live with her," says Debbie. |
"I need to teach you to dance, Lukas. R.E.D. is my current foster dog dance partner, but your turn will come," Debbie promises. |
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Lukas takes a break from kissing Tammie so he can smile for the camera. |
Lukas plays a round of "Imitate the Volunteer." |
Brittany says, "There's plenty of puppy to go around. I stake claim to this one!" |
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Tammie says, "Lukas, James thinks we need to foster Lucy. I think we need to foster you. What do you think about that?" |
Debbie gives Lucy "The Talk." |
Lucy wants to know if the little piggies that go to market have anything to do with the swine flu. |
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Lucy says, "I'm looking for more things to mutilate. So turn the cameras off now, please." |
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