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Old 07-13-2011, 11:25 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Ok...I broke one of my cardinal rules....I hate it when people ask for advice and then do the exact opposite. I asked on the board if I should get two bassets and the majority said one now and if I am still sane in a year add one more. So I went to pick up Bessi and her sister ended up following us home! What can I do?? Those little sad eyes put you in a trance and you do whatever they tell you!

So we have Bessi and her sister Smiley (Her actual name is Smiley Butt as she has a white cresent shape on the rear of her back....However my wife is not crazy about me introducing her as Smiley Butt...Smiley the Butt...Princess Smiley of Butox, or any variation...Oh well!)

Yes, the first pic is them lying in the mat that I bought in a feable attempt to hold the piddle pad. It is much more fun to tear it up and sleep in it than pee-pee on it...Besides, that is what the tile is for right?
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Old 07-14-2011, 12:17 AM   #2 (permalink)
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Not gonna lie...those two are cute as heck! (how cute is heck anyways? must be A LOT!)
I require more pictures as soon as you can manage. LOL Thanks

Congrats on your new additions!
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They are addictive.
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Oh jeez who could resist?!! I wonder if Princess BUTTercup & Princess Smiley of Butox are from the same monarch?
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Bessi's Dad, I am gutting myself at your thread and your heading!!!! but, I agree you're hands were tied. What else could you do but take the two?? Please know that I will be praying for you hehehe!!

BTW, they are lovely.
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Well I must say in your defense, that if I would have been in your shoes I would have done the very same thing! They are totally irresitable! I hope your days of potty training are short and sweet! I can't wait to see future pics of them!
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LOL! I almost brought home Molly's sister too when I picked up Molly from the breeder, as she was the only puppy not taken. I was advised against it by the breeder, and my husband was not up for 2 puppies. His opinion was most important, as he rarely says no to me.

All in all, it's so hard to resist these dogs. I hope it goes well for you and I look forward to the stories and the pictures. Even though we advised against 2 puppies, please don't feel like you'll get an "I told you so" whenever you get frustrated. Share the stories with us. We all would have had a hard time resisting Smiley if we were in your shoes

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Ok...I broke one of my cardinal rules....I hate it when people ask for advice and then do the exact opposite
Advice is just that it is not a comandment that must be followed under penalty of death. There are plenty of people quite happy with their bonded littermates. It is not something I would do but what works for me is not what works for anyone else, you still have to filter any advice to see hgow it applies to you and go into the situation eyes open. If you go into it know some of the potential problem spots it is a lot easier to avoid them so I never thing that giving adive to those that don;t take it is in vain. in the end it is likely to help them avoid some problems.


Whether you made the right decision is unknowable ant that goes for selecting only on of the sisters as well. It is far better to ask for advice and go into the process with your eyse wide open than avoid asking advice on the premise that if in the end you disagree with it you must follow it.
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on one paw, you may be in for some frustrating days ahead, but on the OTHER paw... dang they are freakin cute
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I would not have been able to resist too...when we got Woody, he had 2 brothers left....if it had been only one..who knows if I would have been able to leave him either...they are adorable...

2x the mischief but 2xs the love too..enjoy and please keep us posted on their antics

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