What our dogs are trying to say

Happy Monday all!! I hope all your weekends were filled with fun! We had my cousins grad party Saturday but other than that it was pure relaxation!! It was 93 yesterday and right now the temperature reader says 96. Thank goodness for central ac!! Because our weekend didn't consist of much I'm mixing it up today....

For those who have hung around my blog for awhile, you know Brian and I have a dog named Bailey

All my life I've grew up around dogs. My dad's three siblings and their families had dogs and dad's parents did too. Two of my mom's siblings had dogs also. So needless to say, I've been in favor of dogs. I never had my own though, until my grandparents died. Because I was closest to their dog and the fact that everyone else had dogs, they promised me I could take her when they died. We had her for a little over 2 years. She was wonderful. The thing is, I don't remember alot of my time with her since I was 10-12 years old. We had a special bond though. After her I never thought I'd have another dog. My parents are both allergic. Then Brian came along...and brought Bailey with him! And my parents and I fell in love instantly. I honestly don't know what I'd do without Bailey in my life. 

Bailey is such a sweetheart and it takes ALOT to make him mad. Like most of your dogs, Bailey loves to cuddle, play, sleep, eat, and cause some trouble. I've grown to be able to tell when he's sad and wants attention or when he's hungry and such. But what about those times when he just stands there? Or when he sleeps for 90% of the day which is not like him? Or when he cries for no apparent reason? Like every dog owner, we sometimes wonder "what is the dog thinking?" "what would they tell us if they could talk?" At least I think these things. We always say that would we love to be Bailey just for a day.  

So today, I want to give a shout out to all our puppies and try to imagine what they are thinking. I found all of these on Facebook but thought they fit, Bailey at least, to a T.