Hi I am Emmie!

by Jeremiah on July 21, 2008

Hi I am the dog formerly known as Edie. My foster mom thought I looked and acted so much more like a Emmy. I may be 10 in years but not in attitude!

I enjoy going for walks and to the dog park. My foster Mom says I walk very nicely on a leash. My other favorite things are belly rubs, ear scratches, squeaky toys and following my people around to make sure they aren’t getting into trouble;) If you scratch me just right I will tell you how much I enjoy it! I also like a nice warm bath. I will sit really still and let you soap me up and rinse me off without moving an inch. After I am done with my bath I have a little strut I do because I feel so clean and pretty.

I do have 3 younger foster fur sisters and I really like them when they aren’t being crazy! I like my foster human boy but he is 13 and knows to be gentle with me.

If you want a cute little buddy to share your lap with then I’m your girl!

From → E, Emmie, Happy Endings!

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Emmie is such a cute petite little schnauzer, you just want to pick her up and hug her. That is great you like the boy in the house. I think he is pretty neat too!

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