Debbie's Doggie Den

02/12/2025

This is what I go through with "her" to get an ok pic
But, she makes me laugh!

01/31/2025

Welcome back Truffles who had surgery.
Ending the month slow but that's ok! Already booking for June!

01/20/2025

This was Sweetie. She'd come about every 8 weeks & stay for about a month here, in fact she was coming tomorrow. Such a good, sweet girl. She passed away quickly at home on her favorite bed. We'll REALLY MISS her.

01/08/2025

Today they go home after 23 days with us. We're going to miss them.They are excited to see their Papa!

01/01/2025

Sweet Bear 🐻 & Roma are here too. Didn't get added to last pups for the year!!

01/01/2025

Another busy year ends with a few guests.
2 Yorkies here 20 days we'll miss them! Thanks to all my clients & their great fur kids! We still love having them visit.

12/29/2024

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Not all dogs love a head scratch. 🐾

12/20/2024

It's a happy Yorkie Friday!
Mine for cuteness!!

12/01/2024

I guess they've become friends.

11/30/2024

New pup & some regular visitors & wildlife!

11/25/2024

Many cuties that I forgot to post.

10/30/2024

Yikes another bug to worry about & yes I have them here!!

10/27/2024

Good to know.

10/14/2024

A pack of cuties! Hard to believe these 2 big boys are brothers!
Lucy & her cousin Leo & last picture my sisters naughty Lily in a bread basket lol!!

09/12/2024

Some cute guests.

08/29/2024

Wow! Good to know.

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