New Hair, Who Dis?

I never mind a scruffy pup, but this little sweetie pie got a hair cut. 

Here is the before:

Somebody got her hair did...! Click here for more pics of the fresh-faced beauty queen.

Click here to visit Crouton's profile. 

Teddy Bear Sister

Crouton is the foster sister of in-home dog Bowser. The two gray and white pups make quite the fluffy duo.

Crouton loves to be with her people, but is able to entertain herself also. She and Bowser share a passion for squeaky toy which means sometimes her foster family is treated to a squeaktastic duet by Bowser and Crouton. 

Crouton and Bowser enjoy games like chasing one another. 

She would be fine as an only dog, or with another dog sibling. 

Crouton the Fluff Queen

I got to meet this sweet fluffy little lady, Crouton! She's some sort of a Shih Tzu mix and her little face and puffy body are so sweet. She's definitely more of a whipped cream topping than a crunchy crouton, but anyway. 

She greeted me at the door with her sparkling personality in full display, her tail was wagging, she was cheerful and wanted to be pet right away. She was even patient when I made fun of her underbite, but I think there is some side-eye underneath that fur face. 

Crouton is just under 20 pounds, so sort of a medium-small dog. She's only 3 years old so she is still playful, but fully housetrained. Read more about her story here.

Sittin' Pretty with Miss Myrtle

Look at this little lady, Myrtle the maiden. Paws crossed, ears crimped, head cocked. Nailing it. 

Myrtle got to meet a lot of new people over the holidays and was friendly. She had a lot of fun running around with her canine brother, Bowser. 

Myrtle is on the lookout for her forever home. She'd love for it to have another pup, but is going to be a sweet addition to any family. 

Myrtle's Selfie

Working on her "no-tooth smile." Very chic, M. 

Moaning Myrtle!

Any Harry Potter fans? This pup is actually not a moaner at all. She's friendly and happy, but she does look a little forlorn in this pic so Moaning Myrtle it is. 

Myrtle is food-motivated, shown here waiting for a little treat. She sheds very little and you can see her light colored coat and grey ears. 

Myrtle is listed as a pug mix and her squatty snout and folded ears sure show it here. She's also rocking the curly pug tail. She's a love bug!

Introducing... Myrtle!

Pleased to introduce Myrtle the turtle dog! 

The excited little pup is a 2 year old girl, pug and schnauzer mix.

Her under bite makes it look like she's grinning. Smile for the camera, girl!