All is well.
But just to be on the safe side, I brought Sam to my evening meeting rather than leaving him at home.
When I told the committee he was inclined to eat mittens, someone suggested I take him to the Food Pantry…no need for a nice dog to subsist on mittens, after all.
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For all of Sam’s fans…a picture taken on the iPhone!
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He is gorgeous!
And I have to ask, did you mean to post your location right down to the street number? If so, awesome. If not, I thought I would mention that your technology is doing that..
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I love it! Sam is a good boy.
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That was the phone, and I have redacted it. (Though it was church, not home, so a bit less worrisome.)
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Sam, you are a handsome dog!!!!
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Awww, I just want to snuggle with him!
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What a great picture! Those eyes!
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Such a handsome guy!! And he’s lucky he has such a great knitter for a mom!!
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Glad there are no serious effects from eating gloves. Sam is a beauty.
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Awww, I just love Sam. Give him scritches on the neck for me.
Like you said…alls well that ends well.
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Wonderful picture! Kiss him on the head for me!
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I love that your colleagues said to take him to the pantry :). What a beautiful dog.
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well it could be worse… he could have a prediliction for bras and their elastic… just sayin!
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he is so handsome!!
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Luckily Sam is a big boy, a smaller dog might have bigger problems from ingesting a mitten. I have noticed some dogs are really drawn to wool. My own dog couldn’t care less, thank goodness. She’s a petite 54 pounds – petite next to Sam, that is.
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Glad to hear that things ended well–he certainly looks happy and quite proud of his accomplishment!
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Beautiful Sam. He makes me want a doggie friend.
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Look at that face. He looks like a dog who’s thinking, “I got what I wanted. I made Mama take me with her.”
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