OLDEST & YOUNGEST!!! by jendellas
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Lots of thoughts went into wether we should get Jasmine with Hattie being almost 15 but we planned everything to Hatties advantage. Jasmine had her cage for when she was sleeping & when she was out playing we put a pen round Great Aunt Hattie so Jasmine didn't bother her. When Jb was ready for sleep I used to let her sit by Hattie, I would tell her stories about Great Aunt Hattie. Jasmine was very good though & didn't bother her at all..
Thanks for all the lovely comments & favs, so, so appreciated. xxx
Comments (14)
durleybeachbum
I think they usually understand about old dogs and people.
Faemike55
Very beautiful capture a very tender and loving scene
ontar1
Beautiful image!
Flint_Hawk
Aww! Sweet picture & memories!
magnus073
This is a wonderful photo of them, Barbara. You were so kind to plan everything out as you did.
gillbrooks
What a wonderful photo - can you SEE the smile on my face after looking at it?
Celart
Lovely
danapommet
This is such a loving photo Barbara and I love your nickname for Great Aunt Hattie. What a fantastic atmosphere/family for young Jasmine to grow up with.
bazza
Oh wow this is so lovely, great to see this one of them together like this.
mickeyrony
I am sure they don't think of me like Very nice pic ((5++))
Wolfenshire Online Now!
Too adorable!!!
angora
awww... so cute!! (I think that what is good, feels good?! :-) as long as humans will be clear & 'honest'? i.e. act in accordance with their emotions n thoughts, leaving no animal (or human) puzzled cuz 'something doesn't seem right')
three_grrr
Utterly precious! Great Aunt Hattie and little Jasmine! What lovely memories, what wonderful planning for Great Aunt Hattie's comfort, what a loving family! It's funny, but we do the same thing, my daughter and I, Zoe is my Grandpuppy, Leya is Lisa's little sister, and Zoe is Leya's little neice. Hard to picture little Leya as being great big Zoe's Auntie, giggles.
JaneEden
Often if thought our properly a young pup can give the older member of the doggy family a bit of a youthful boost, this is a delightful shot of them both Barbara, hugs and love xxxxxxxxxx