The moment Boo hears his kittens begin to cry for a feed, he busts into the house through the screen doors. And I do mean Bust In with a Crash. Then he rushes for their door and tries to jam his nose under the door until I get there with the bottle.
If I don’t keep their door closed he will go in and get them up, himself. He does not carry them by the scruff, he carries the whole kitten around its middle, so I am trying to discourage this. Though he is careful.
See how his head is up and alert. Some kitty has wandered off.
He likes to have all three of them in one space. He is a herding dog after all. Have you ever heard that expression,”Like herding cats?”. When they seperate and rush about into different areas he is a very uptight BooNanny. There are three kittens in the next short sequence. But with them all tangled together you need to search for them.
Little puss is in there too. It just took him a while to get over there. When Boo has them all in one space he is quiet. My dog can count. If he could warm and hold the bottle for them I would be obsolete!
Have a glorious day. Today we are racking the wine then crushing apples for apple cider, just as soon as I have picked the rest of the apples! It has been an amazingly stunning year for apples. You know the rules: Waste Not – Want Not!
Your friend on the farmy, celi
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64 responses to “I promise this is the last of the “Oh, oh, that is so sweet!” posts. For now.”
Oh, please don’t stop with the story of Boo Nanny and the kKttens. Sounds like a title of a book, haha. In this world where bad stuff is happening, your blog is like sunshine. It is the first place I go every morning.
Dogs can count! Don’t believe me, take away one of their treats, or a kitten.:) I say continue with the cute pictures. These are so fun. What a great dog and some very cute kittens.
You’d better keep posting pictures of the kittens and Nanny Boo – or their might be a riot.
Maybe there’s hope for the world if one little dog can step in to help three kittens in dire situation.
We need Boo and the kittens ( and the world needs a book of their stories)
Those kittens are so lucky! That have a human and a real furry Mom/Dad. Dad’s are just as important as we all know!
Linda
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It warms ones heart and soul to see the relationship between dog and kittens. I so love these photographs. Do keep us posted. V.
Don’t stop! We love Boo & the kitties!!
I have read the last few posts about the kittens and Boo. It’s beautiful. Gorgeous photographs. Hoping the kittens go from strength to strength. You (and Boo) have done well.
Amazing. And so sweet. Keep the sweetness coming!
You can’t possibly cut us off now when we’re all totally addicted to this wonderful sweetness. Dear Boo!
I am totally fine with you continuing with the adorable pictures. I think all of your readership are in love with this story line!
Lovely!
well i don’t know C. i really dont think you have anything to worry daddy’s day care boo can handle and if there is no complaints from them and you would have heard them he is their surrogate mother, he seems to be very tender mike
oh but that is so so sweet!
I don’t think I’ve ever seen anything so tender as the look on Boo’s face. He makes my heart melt. If he was a girl he’d have come into milk by now, as one of our afghans did when another produced fourteen pups. She came into milk and fed seven of them… and a cavalier King Charles spaniel who’d never pupped, came into milk to care for a kitten who grew up thinking she was a dog, and used to run around with a peg in her mouth for us to throw for her !
These posts lift the heart each morning…you’re wonderful in the midst of all your business to take on three orphans !!
No need to stop. Lovely to see, especially with the littlest one in on the action.