Aug 072011
We had a terrific time yesterday at Sarge’s Animal Rescue Foundation Annual Downtown Dog Walk and will share lots of pictures during the week. Since it was a long day, though, we will just share one picture for now.
As long-time readers know, each of The Herd has a distinct personality. Queen Natasha the Evil is known for running The Herd with an iron paw and generally being ornery.
After the walk, we were hanging out on the courthouse lawn while the hu-dad was taking pictures of the other participants. Hu-dad turns around to see someone talking to The Herd. So how did ornery Natasha react to this intrusion?
So much for that tough girl image.
She is a softy at heart. <3
As a queen, she just likes to keep you all guessing. I get it.
Yep – that is a really fiercesome reaction ……
Scritches
from Ruger’s hu-Mum!
The Queen is being served by another loyal subject with a tunny scratch. The humans have already been willingly conquered by QNTE; it’s only the other members of the Herd who require the iron paw.
Queens need a day to unwind, relax and be casual too!!
Cheers,
Maxx
nothing wrong with some shamelessness
Kari
http://dogisgodinreverse.com
Floosy!!
Glad you had a great time. Everyone looks so relaxed!!
When a minion comes by to scratch the royal belly, what is a queen to do?
When a minion comes by to scratch the royal belly, what is a queen to do?
Belly rubs, no matter who gives them, is always the proper way to show respect to royalty:-)
Licks & Nibbles,
Kody & Nia
Even “Evil Queens” need to be loved!
Oh, I love that ornery queen.
Ahhh, we’ve all been there.
Happy Sunday woofs & hugs <3,
~Bailey (Yep, I'm a girl!)
As Queen, she can do whatever she wants. So there.
It is a Queen’s prerogative to display alternative behavior… and reverse on a dime, if so inclined!
Long party the Queen!
with love from the Bleu
No sibe would ever turn down a gentle tummy rub – Natasha knows just what she was doing:)
Woos ~ Phantom, Thunder, Ciara, and Lightning
Gorgeous dogs! And to think I might have looked something like this had I not lost my eye and had my head stepped on when I was a pup. Still, I do love the folks at the Skagit Humane Society for helping me find a home…you can read about it in my new book Ivan! A Pound Dog’s View on Life, Love and Leashes coming in October. Come blog with me at: http://foreverivan.com/