Little dogs

It's hard to believe the photos here are of Turbo when he was only 4 months old. So adorably cute, don't you think? He wasn't tiny, but he was a LOT smaller than the 90+ pound behemoth he's become. The transformation into his present size happened in such a short amount of time that he still acts like he's a little dog at times, like trying to sit in everybody's laps. The result is a little ridiculous to say the least. Let's face it .... Turbo is not a lap dog!
He has always had an affinity for diminutive dogs. In the elevator, on the street or at the dog run, - he can't get enough of them! One theory is that he still thinks he's little. And he's a big softie even though he sometimes has a scary bark and his bulk is a bit unsettling to small pups. In spite of this fact, he'll trot right up to them and try his best to play with them. They don't always want to but he does luck out on occasion. His cousin Harry, a sweet long-haired chihuahua, came to visit last summer. Turbo couldn't get enough of him! But would he get along with any of the tiny celebrity canines like Paris Hilton's Tinkerbell? If she's anything like her mom, Tink may be a bit too high maintenance for him. But he'd definitely want to check her out nonetheless. Having seen that poor thing trembling uncontrollably, it's doubtful that Turbo could get within ten feet of her though. Of course, Turbo should steer clear of poor Bit Bit, Britney Spears' chihuahua. There's too much crazy there! WHEN WILL THE MADNESS END. SOMEONE SEND HER AWAY WHERE NO ONE CAN FIND HER, PLEASE! For sure, Turbo would love, love, love to meet and hang out with Teddy, Perez Hilton's mini goldendoodle. He's too cute! And Turbo's dad wouldn't mind meeting Perez either (um .... he'd LOVE it). They could discuss the upcoming election, trade recipes, oh .... and discuss Britney of course! Okay, this post has taken a real u-turn so we'll sum it up by saying that for now, Turbo is a little dog trapped in a big dog's body. With time he'll settle into his size and be comfortable with it. But, he'll probably always want to sit in our laps.