He's perfect congrats!

 

Yikes! "Oliver"? Looks like he should have been named "Trouble". LOL

Congrats FP!

 

Congrats FP.

You going to bring little Oliver over for the Dream Cruise? My dog really likes snacks....um........I mean making new friends!

 

Our little guy!

 

"New" Yorkies are cool dogs, you're going to have a ball with him. Congrats and enjoy FP.

 

Cute little guy you got there, congrats

 

Congrats FP.

 

Thanks guys, my wife and daughters really worked hard on me to get him. I would have preferred a bigger dog, but they had their heart set on Oliver. He's actually cute and growing on me already.

 

He's actually a Silky Terrier and Cairn Terrier mix. We rescued him from a shelter. The story goes like this; They were found in a garbage bag in a garbage can on a road. Father, mother and six newly born pups. The father managed to get out, and was trying to help the others when he caught someones attention and they found the litter. A foster home took them in and cared for them and made sure the pups were fed by the mom. They adapted the Silky mother and the Cairn father and took the six pups to the shelter where we adapted Oliver. He's ten weeks old.

Here's a pics of a cairn terrier and a Silky.

 

It's the "cute" factor FP. Women just can't get past that !
BUT......................awwwwww, he's cute!!!

 

What a sad story in the beginning with a very happy outcome.
Congrats FP he's a cutie !!!

 

Thats the same story as our Cat! Congrats FP, my dog loves rides in the crossfire, hopefully the new puppy will too!

 

Since we're talking about our beloved pets, here a couple of cheesy photoshopped pictures of my 'son', Radar. He's a F-3 (pretty wild) Bengal. I got him from a local breeder when I was bouncing between Maine and Oregon, preparing the cold war OTH-B (Over the Horizon "Backskatter Radar") for redeployment in new missions. My last name is Bax, so I had no choice but to name him "Radar Catter Bax". Said in reverse, it's "Bax Catter Radar". He loves taking rides in the crossfire. (He enjoys trips in anything I can carry him in.)

 

I just knew that it wouldn't go too long before you got another dog FP. I think you will find that a smaller dog is much easier to deal with. Instead of "cow pies in your yard you will now have "tootsie rolls". I can't imagine anyone abandoning those little guys. I hope you get many years of enjoyment with Oliver, Sammy would be proud.

 

FP,

cute is the word. My 140 lb. Rottie, Dozer, has a new best friend. Not yours, but the twin-our weekend party pals' daughter just adopted a Yorkie and they are famous friends.

I'm not much for little dogs, but this one I like!

Have fun!

 

Congrats to the FP family..