Queen of the house

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And now we just need a post for the ruler here where I live. She just came back from a very traumatic day at the groomers so I quickly took a few shots before she was covered in sticks and leaves.



Oh yes looks all cute and innocent doesn't she? This is a bit more typical of what we see daily around here, haha. A walking dust mop is what she is. Good thing she's cute with all that hair. It might act like velcro but she just wouldn't be the same cut. Too bad I can't just have her clean the leaves up in the fall.


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