Hebanese

I just saw the cutest dog in the world. It was small and fluffy with an adorable face. It was unbelievable how cute it was. It was the repository of all cuteness. The owner said, "He loves you; he looks at me like I'm a loser!" He even tried his little puppy teeth on me, but extremely gently. I just basked in cuteness all the way home.

The owner said he was a Hebanese. Never heard of that breed before.

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Anonymous said…
Aww...
7:55 PM
SK said…
When we went walking on Saturday Lisa said, "Bearette would love it here." Everyone takes their dog to excercise around the lake. We saw sooo many breeds of dogs. :) You should swing by some time.. heh-heh
8:40 PM
Bearette said…
That's so cool! Maybe I will go to Austin someday.
9:25 PM
bdogg_mcgee said…
Yeah, you should....then I could come down there and it would be utter pandemonium!

word verification: dhwink

Ha!
9:52 PM
bdogg_mcgee said…
Was this the dog you saw?

http://www.havanese-dogs.com/
9:53 PM
Bearette said…
Whee! Let's plan a Texas gathering! Liz, you should come too :)

Bdogg, I don't think it was that doggy exactly, though it was similarly small and fluffy. This one was more beige or cream-colored.
10:33 PM
Bearette said…
Or maybe it is the same dog and it's just the different coloring that's throwing me off? The dog I saw had smoother fur, though. Not curly.
10:34 PM
The Zombieslayer said…
I never have either. I'll have to do an images.google.com search. Let me look...
3:00 AM
The Zombieslayer said…
Urgh! No pics. :(
3:01 AM
Anonymous said…
Try this link for pics of the Havanese pups:



If we all meet in TX, can we stay with Lisa or Bdogg? ;-)
9:28 AM
Anonymous said…
Whoops, here's the URL:

http://images.google.com/images?q=havanese&hl=en
9:28 AM
Lisa said…
C'mon down, ya'll! I've got room for one or two as long as you don't mind sleeping on an air mattress.
9:36 AM
jules said…
I've seen these dogs before. They're very furry & cute!

I haven't had any good dog encounters to speak of lately (though I've started watching The Dog Whisperer!)
9:48 AM
Bearette said…
YES. A lot of those pics look like the doggy I saw. Especially the picture from havaneseworld.com (especially the doggy on the left in that picture).

so cute!!
11:12 AM
bdogg_mcgee said…
Can we give each other pedicures and play Truth or Dare???

:)
12:31 PM
Bearette said…
I like purple nail polish ;) On my toenails that is...
12:44 PM
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