My "sister" Lori.This may come as a shock to you, butt I was adopted. I lived with my birth family for my first 11 months. I grew up speaking German/Dachshund. I did not grow as much as my siblings. In fact, I am considered to be below standards for a Dachshund. It caused me to be very much shy and introverted. I was not a good candidate for adoption. Then one day a miracle happened.
I got adopted.
I had to learn a whole bunch of new stuff... in a hurry. I even had to learn "ENGLISH".
I become a whole different "person". One that would fit in on this hill. The problem is... now I sometimes don't know if I am a Real dachshund or a Real person. I get things a little confused sometimes. One min. I think and act like a dachshund and the next I behave like a person. It is kind of tough to be a dachshund in a two legger world.
I bring this up now beclaws I have some new blog furends and I wanted them to understand that sometimes I switch back and forth even on my blog. It may get confusing for you. I know it does for me, a little bit. Maybe I THINK like a two legger and ACT like a dachshund.
Then there is the issue of my "sister" Lori. She was NOT adopted. I love her a lot, BUTT I feel very much sorry for her. See she was born... well... with "problems". Poor Lori only has two legs and ........ NO TAIL. I guess she got those traits from mom and dad. I don't know. Life can be very much confusing sometimes.
Although things aren't easy for me to keep seperated... I want to tell you that MY LIFE IS REALLY VERY MUCH GRRRRREAT. I hope that all the two leggers who have chosen to Adopt one (or more) of U S, know how much we appreciate having a good home and family.
I think that we will talk a little more about this whole adoption thingy in a day or two. OKAY???
14 comments:
Hey Frankie guess what? No go on guess?
We was adopterated too!
Our mommy and papi were quite old to the game so I guess had to adopt. But we're really glad they did.
Bobo and Meja
You too Bobo andd Meja??? How about that. I guess now that I think about it... All of us Dawgs must be adopted. What do you think????
I'm so sorry about your sister. I got choked up reading about her.
Yup, me too. I was so happy to go home with my mom, but I did miss my brothers and sisters for a while. Good thing there were other doggies already here to help me fit in with the new pack! They say pawrents start to look like their dogs - mom is worried about this in my case!!! Look forward to hearing more about your story!
Snorts-
Brutus the Frenchie
Marge was adopted, too. It's so great for people to be able to give the orphan doggies a brand new home.
Hey Frankie!!
I was glad to go live my mom and dad. I had to leave my brothers and sisters and my birth mom. I missed them too but I quickly learned to love my new family. Although I was shy and scared at first, now I just one of them!!
I like to think I rule the roost!!
I have heard that moms look like their dogs, could my mom be so lucky???? BOL
Hi, Frankie!
My mom got me from a mean Veterinary!
I am very happy now. My family have those "2 legs" problems too but I love them anyway!
Kisses and hugs
Lorenza
Oh Lorenza, I will want to hear more of this story!!! I have this grrreat idea floating around in my head. I'll tell you all about it tomorrow.
No TAIL???
How evFUR does she go out in publikh?
Hugz&Khysses,
Khyra
Poor Quasar was put to child labor while still a young one - made to run around tracks for $$$. Then after that he was sent to prison for 3 months of rehabilitation! He was finally adoptable when he was 3-1/2.
Now, he's retired!
Frankie,
I'm adopted too you know. Nobody knows anything about where I came from or who my 4 legged parents were but Mommy didn't care, she loves me anyway. That's why rescue is so important. She only gots 2 legs and no tail but I love her anyway.
Joanie was so loved and she will be in pur hearts always.
{{{huggoes}}}...Mona
That is confusing.
Slobbers,
Mango
Oh my!! Quasar my dear furend. I had NO IDEA that you had been one of THOSE. Your Thanksgiving story will be a real whiner. There won't be a dry eye on Thanksgiving. It is a story that many of us will want to read. I know a little bit about how you greys are treated. It is really awful. You surely are a lucky one now though.
Hi Frankie
We are adopted and have a two legger sister. Small world eh.
Love Ruby & Penny
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