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Hi, I’m Bonnie! A spry, young 10-year-old Papillon, and I am a true Fashion Dog-tista. It is all about the tongue these days!! Why does my tongue hang out you ask? Well, let me tell you. You see, I showed up here with only one horrifically painful bad tooth. My wonderful doctor removed it and stitched up holes I had in other areas from missing teeth. But because I have no canines left, I am able to flaunt my tongue in style. Trust me, it doesn’t affect my appetite BOY can I chow on my soft canned food. I may be tiny (8 whole pounds) but I am mighty. I walked right into my foster mom’s home like I had been here my whole entire life already. I learned how to get in and out of a super-duper large doggy door better than the huge guys around here. Oh and did I say, I don’t mind most of the dogs at my current home. Some are too rowdy for me but this is where the mighty part comes into play. I let them know I don’t want them in my face in a big way. My foster mom was shocked silly the first time she witnessed my mightiness and said she was thankful I had no teeth!! The other dogs know I rule the roost from the top of the sofa edge! So even though I am ok with most dogs, I really love people. I love to be loved on and rubbed-boy do I love to be rubbed! My favorite spot right now is on the top of the couch, right behind my foster mom’s head at night. During the day, I lay there too, just to nap or to wait for her to come by and pet me. I am up to date on all my vaccines and I recently was spayed so no need to worry about the boys If you are into fashion like me, let’s meet and see if we can create an epic fashion statement together! Put in an application at eapl.com My adoption fee is $375
Hi, I’m Bonnie! A spry, young 10-year-old Papillon, and I am a true Fashion Dog-tista. It is all about the tongue these days!! Why does my tongue hang out you ask? Well, let me tell you. You see, I showed up here with only one horrifically painful bad tooth. My wonderful doctor removed it and stitched up holes I had in other areas from missing teeth. But because I have no canines left, I am able to flaunt my tongue in style. Trust me, it doesn’t affect my appetite BOY can I chow on my soft canned food. I may be tiny (8 whole pounds) but I am mighty. I walked right into my foster mom’s home like I had been here my whole entire life already. I learned how to get in and out of a super-duper large doggy door better than the huge guys around here. Oh and did I say, I don’t mind most of the dogs at my current home. Some are too rowdy for me but this is where the mighty part comes into play. I let them know I don’t want them in my face in a big way. My foster mom was shocked silly the first time she witnessed my mightiness and said she was thankful I had no teeth!! The other dogs know I rule the roost from the top of the sofa edge! So even though I am ok with most dogs, I really love people. I love to be loved on and rubbed-boy do I love to be rubbed! My favorite spot right now is on the top of the couch, right behind my foster mom’s head at night. During the day, I lay there too, just to nap or to wait for her to come by and pet me. I am up to date on all my vaccines and I recently was spayed so no need to worry about the boys If you are into fashion like me, let’s meet and see if we can create an epic fashion statement together! Put in an application at eapl.com My adoption fee is $375