The Sunday Schnauzer – The Return of the Snuggler?

Bowser knows it’s spring and is loathe to come inside. Or is he?

I was busy in the kitchen when I glanced outside and saw this.

I felt I was being watched.
So I went to my back patio door and invited in him in. Nope! Not having it.

Back to the kitchen I went, to continue with my food preparation. A few minutes later, I looked outside again and saw this.

He’s inching closer.
I went back to the patio door again. Again, a refusal to come in.

So, I finish what I was doing in the kitchen and head to the living room to pick up my knitting (my refuge in these troubling times). Then I see this.

OK. He finally wants to end the staring contest and come in.
But, more staring – indoor version. What? Do you need a snuggle?
The answer is yes.
Forget about knitting for the foreseeable future. You will be calming yourself by petting the dog sleeping on your lap instead!

We hope you have a restful weekend with lots of snuggles.

Elbows up,

The WB

33 thoughts on “The Sunday Schnauzer – The Return of the Snuggler?

    1. Bobi

      Looking at the top photo, I thought maybe he was in trouble, didn’t realize that was his snuggle face. 😊 I noticed your “elbows up” last week and want you to know that I hope Canada stands strong against our poor excuse for a leader.🇨🇦

      1. Thank you very much, Bobi 💕 Our country is puny (not in land mass but in population, in comparison) but our collective will and fury is strong. And we stand united. I hope your country can unite against your tyrant-in-chief before it’s too late.

  1. hilarymb

    Hi Debs – CuddlePup … definitely – still not quite warm enough for being out all the time … lovely – cheers Hilary

  2. So many snuggles (or knitting, if that’s your thing) needed for calming right now. I’m glad you have the choice of both Deb.

    On top of all the big troubles on your side of the pond, we’ve moved home and both been really quite unwell in the immediate aftermath, so are struggling to get fully settled in. I don’t recommend it for troubled times as we’re missing the comfort we can normally rely on getting from home.

    1. Oh, I’m so sorry – moving is stressful enough and being ill on top of that?! I hope this soon passes and you get to settle in and enjoy your new home. Thanks, Debs 💕

      1. Thanks Deb, progress is being made. Fortunately we have our own little Bowzer (by which I mean a hugely cute dog) who lives next door and frolics in the garden outside our patio doors – the sight of him enjoying his twice a day playtime is a real spirit lifter 🙂

  3. Definitely would be hard to knit with a dog in your lap! Staring contests and the old “you come to the door but you can’t make me come in”.

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