Hi MJ.... Gosh, sounds like you have located the most wonderful place for  
your girls to be when you're traveling, maybe when you come to pick your  
girls up they'll look over their shoulders and say, oh, there's mom  and dad, 
and go right back to playing and having a ball.  Just teasing,  doubt that 
would ever happen, but when you travel this sounds  like the greatest place 
to be if you're furry and that we all dream of for  our loved ones. I saw a 
program on Animal Planet that was  highlighting different doggie and cat care 
businesses such as the one you  describe and it was so cute to see how 
pampered the pets were.  That's  funny about the girl having to wear a slicker 
to keep dry:  Serious Fun  Going On
 
Aww, well, your Raven was SO cute, and I think the small ones  sometimes do 
get a little more attention because they are so  small and cute, but you do 
appreciate it so much when they fawn  over your baby/babies and you just 
know the ones that really  love dogs.  In fact, I hope it's a prerequisite to 
work in those  places. Must love dogs! We left our kitty once in a very nice 
place,  but they stuck them in cubicles, nice cubicles though. We brought 
her  special blanket and toys and they said they had a play time, but they 
could  not get our girl to eat enough food (she missed me so much and 
likewise) to  be able to give her her insulin and we had to come home early. 
When we 
were  fortunate enough to be able to leave our little poodle with my MIL 
when we went  on a short vacation and he had her dog to play with, (they 
adored each  other), he barely blinked when we left due to all the fun he was 
having. It  tickled us to no end. The setting really does make the difference.  
Sure gives you peace of mind.
 
Lynn 
 
 
In a message dated 4/4/2011 4:20:43 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
[email protected] writes:



Hi Lynn,  
The place where we leave them is wonderful.    they have small dog play 
time for them twice a day and in the summer they give  them special cool 
treats.    For the water dogs they have a bone  shaped swimming pool and I was 
there one time when there was much splashing  and enjoyment going on....   four 
rather large dogs just leaping in the  water and out and running around and 
back in the water again.   The gal  in there with them needed a slicker or 
something to keep dry <LOL>


We got there early one time with Raven...   we  were waiting for them to 
open and some of the staff was waiting too...    one of the gals said...
hey...  it's Raven...    and came running over to pet and  cuddle her.  Of 
course, she ate it up and so did we.   Made us feel  that they really did 
care a lot about the dogs they keep.    Then  when we went in with Benji the 
first time everyone gathered around to meet who  they called "Raven's 
Successor".    Really special.


And like you, a love for small critters is with me for  the duration <G>
mj


mj in az
[email protected]_ (mailto:[email protected]) 




On Apr 4, 2011, at 11:29 AM, [email protected]_ 
(mailto:[email protected])  wrote:


Thank you, MJ, so much, for writing what you did...being so  understanding 
of my situation in not having a Chihuahua, but still adoring  them.  And it 
is so sweet of you to offer to share  your precious girls, Benji and Tilly, 
through updates,  pictures, cute happenings.  You have no idea how much I 
appreciate  that.
 
As mentioned before, sound as though we have both been animal lovers of  
all species for a long time and I know for me, I do not expect my  obsession 
with all things cute and furry to go away any time soon. 
 
It seems as though you have covered all the bases (get acquainted  visits 
beforehand) to ensure your girls will have the very best care available  
while you are traveling.  What a great place you have found for them to  stay 
when you cannot be with them.  I, like you, enjoy having my  pets around me as 
much as possible and tend to worry when they are out of my  sight, and feel 
they could be incorporated into travel plans, but  sure if even  one little 
dog was along, there would be  occasions where hubby might be thinking 'I 
told you so', he wouldn't say  so, but we communicate pretty darn well 
through eye contact, facial  gestures, (lol).
 
Again, thanks, and hugs to you too,
Lynn  
    
 
 
In a message dated 4/3/2011 3:32:47 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, 
[email protected]_ (mailto:[email protected])  writes:



I do understand, Lynn...   and I'm more than happy  to share Benjigirl and 
Tilly too...     
 
We are retired and travel a bit in the summer.   We will not take  Them 
with us.   We have always left our little ones with a great place  where they 
are more spoiled than even by us <LOL>    It is  expensive but we budget for 
it and we know it is a super place because they  are always happy to go 
there.  Tilly hasn't been yet but before we  travel she will visit several 
times 
and get to know the place and the  people.  Benji loves it there and our 
little old Raven loved it there  too...    My hubby loves the dogs but really 
doesn't want to  travel with them.  As for me, well, I'd be really happy to 
bring them  along .....      


hugs




MJ in  AZ
[email protected]_ (mailto:[email protected]) 

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On Apr 3, 2011, at 12:03 PM, [email protected]_ 
(mailto:[email protected])  wrote:


I don't have a Chihuahua/s Peggy, so I cannot send any pictures.   I do 
want one so very much, and I guess I am just living vicariously  through those 
of you who do have a Chi, have loved reading all the  posts, viewing the 
adorable pictures, and have learned so  much about Chihuahuas until I am able 
to have one, but hubby  thinks it will make our planned move to the southwest 
much more  difficult if we have to have one more carrier (we have 3 cats 
who are really  adorable, funny, and entertaining) in our vehicle for at least 
a 3 day trip  AND he wants to travel after retirement.  We still have quite 
a few  years before that is going to happen though. I told him a small dog 
could go  anywhere with us, but I guess in reality after reading some of the 
info  posted here, that is not entirely true.  Restaurants, stores,  
hotels, groceries, many businesses, not always accepting or  accommodating of 
dogs, even small ones.   We also have a  pet restriction limit of 2 in our 
neighborhood, so guess we are  already pushing the envelope in that area.  And 
he 
points out when I am  out shopping with friends who have dogs, they always 
have to leave the party  early so they can go home and let their dogs 
outside.  They are a little more responsibility than cats, but oh so  cute, 
funny, 
loving, etc.
 
Lynn 
 
In a message dated 4/2/2011 3:28:24 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, 
[email protected]_ (mailto:[email protected])  writes:

 
 
 
You know, I don't remember seeing any pictures of yours? How  about posting 
some?
 
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-------Original  Message-------
 
 
From: [email protected]_ (mailto:[email protected]) 
Date: 4/2/2011  9:35:39 AM
To: [email protected]_ (mailto:[email protected]) 
Subject: Re:  [Chihuahuas] Missy can't wait ....

 
Oh what a doll, cute little Princess Gigi.  They all have  their own little 
way of communicating to us what they want  and/or need and if we just pay 
attention all the signs are  there and we don't really need words to 
communicate with our animal  loves.  I usually ask mine what they want and 
somehow 
or  another they manage to convey what the subject matter is and we get  it 
all taken care of. 
 
 Lynn
 
 
In a message dated 4/1/2011 6:55:04 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
[email protected]_ (mailto:[email protected])   writes:
   
 
 
 
Oh my, that's sounds so precious! What a smart little  girl she is!  I wish 
you had a camera for that one too!  

My Gigi will usually jump on the chair next to the window  and door and sit 
wagging and smiling...her que that she wants  to go for a walk. If that 
doesn't work, then  she runs to the closet where her clothes are and  scratches 
on the door and then runs back to the chair. She  will do that several 
times, until I give in. 
 
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-------Original  Message-------
 
 
From: _chargeit2him_ (mailto:[email protected]) 
Date:  4/1/2011 5:23:42 PM
To: [email protected]_ (mailto:[email protected]) 
Subject:  [Chihuahuas] Missy can't wait ....

 
 
The other day I came in from the market and had a good  laugh. I usually 
take Missy for a walk when I get home. She  didn't want to wait..I walked in 
the rec room she had her coat  in her mouth standing on her hind legs..I had 
to laugh. I wish  I had my camera ..a photo opp missed :(

Sandy  




























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