To an amazing companion of over 11 years. I think this song pretty much sums you up:
Happy Birthday. May we have many more years of cool adventures together.
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Happy Birthday, Laci (the real dog).
Doctor Seuss did use a Chinese Crested
Well, I always thought a Chinese Crested looked as if it were drawn by Doctor Seuss. It seems I am correct!
Unfortunately, this pic is too realistic. I would really expect something much more Seussian.
But, it is fun to see an actual Chinese Crested in the Doctor Seuss books.
Chinese Crested Meme
Despite naming this blog after my dog, I hardly ever mention her.
But I thought I would post this given the derogatory comments made about Chinese Cresteds. 
Laci does her Yoga!
Downward Dog, and she’s a natural!
The internet being what the internet is, I don’t mind people using this image provided they give credit to me for it.
Or send me any products made with the image! Thank you.
Dog amongst the ruins
I found this while looking over the pictures for the trip I mentioned in my Weekend fun! post. It’s another picture of Laci enjoying her freedom on our weekend escape.
We were pretty much to only beings in the area, which mean that Laci was off lead. She was able to chase squirrels, sniff, and generally explore within reason and eye shot.
And since this is technically her blog, here’s another picture of her enjoying her freedom.
I want to move somewhere warm!
The dog isn’t too happy with all the cold weather. She’s just lying about the house moping.
Wishing for warmer weather and squirrels. Perhaps, she wants to join her grandfather in Florida.
The Chinese Crested from Animal Planet
I would have preferred their ad where the burglar is breaking in to a house and the Chinese Crested Growls at him, but…
So, I Sez to th’ Bird, if she was gan drown them poopies, I’d taak th’ one with th’ pink nose.
That joke is soooo oooollllllddd.
The Bird in question is Gypsy Rose Lee (AKA Rose Louise Hovick).
While she is known for having been a stripper, it’s a footnote that she bred Chinese Cresteds! She also founded one of the first kennels dedicated to breeding Chinese Crested dogs in the U.S, “Lee”, which was sold after her death to Mrs. Ida Garrett and Debora Wood. She is also given credit for having introduced the breed to the US. Here she is with a few of her dogs:
This means I have a connection to her since my dogs have all been descendants of hers.
And where the title for this post comes from is that Laci has a pink nose.
Seems appropriate!
Ta ennyway!!
