Puppy Personalities

In my last post I lamented over misplacing my Thanksgiving pecans but found an awesome replacement faux pecan pie recipe.   Someone dear asked me after the post though if I hadn't actually lost pecans last year as well.  Well wouldn't you know it...some quirks are definitely ingrained to the core.  

My last post also had a very serious looking puppy face and after I posted, it finally struck me that Brooklyn must really only being humoring me because her sweet little puppy smile disappears the moment she thinks she's posing for the camera.  Yes, smile.  Anyone who's ever been anywhere near a Boston Terrier knows they are hardly serious little dogs.  Their smiley, "everything is sooooo hyper exciting" personality is what draws me to them.  Along with that smush face of course.  But really, it's a smush face that's much cuter when it's smiling.  The posed pictures are hardly an indicator of her happy little personality.

I recently offered to take some pics of a coworker's dog since she'd graciously offered to watch Brooklyn when I was out of town one weekend.  Her puppy is the complete opposite of mine.  While they share a smush face, he's definitely mellow and much(much) bigger than Brooklyn.  Isn't he a cutie?

When I heard how well they got along though despite their size difference, I was definitely excited to watch them play.  

Yep, there is that happy, excited puppy personality I love.