Our Allie is pretty sure we bought the new couch just for her. Occasionally she allows us to occupy the couch, but she will give us a look that says…”how dare you?” LOL
Wow! What a cutie. Bet he’s a lover. We can’t even get ours on the couch or to stay there if I lift them onto it. Rescue dogs are hard to figure sometimes.
Bill – 3 Rescue Shelties in Northwest IN
Look up couch potato in the dictionary and you will see this picture of Robbie! LOL And what a cutie he is John, even in sleep there is a hint of a smile . . . that would be the true meaning of contentment! What more could a “dog”, (I use the term loosely because we all know he doesn’t think he is one), ask for?
Jan hunter
Robbie is a beauty! Shelties sure can sleep in some strange positions. Thanks for sharing him with us. His fur is so gorgeous.
JOHN
Thanks for everyones lovely comments about Robbie.
He is a wonderful loving dog
Zoey's dad
Not a worry in the world. The way it should be for all Shelties (actually, every living thing – except snakes!)
Tina
What a beautiful furbaby. He looks like a sleeping lion. :)
Margie Sheffel
Our Allie is pretty sure we bought the new couch just for her. Occasionally she allows us to occupy the couch, but she will give us a look that says…”how dare you?” LOL
Dianne
Oh little Robbie..You are the cutest little furry angel! Sweet dreams little guy!…lol
Margaret Coats
Awww, cutie!
Robin
He looks so comfortable, what a cute little guy!
Ann
I would love to cuddle up with Robbie any day. He sure looks comfy and cozy. What a cutie!
jo
I hope Robbie doesn’t get a crick in his neck from sleeping like that! He sure is cute too.
Bill Ong
Wow! What a cutie. Bet he’s a lover. We can’t even get ours on the couch or to stay there if I lift them onto it. Rescue dogs are hard to figure sometimes.
Bill – 3 Rescue Shelties in Northwest IN
Sullivan
Look up couch potato in the dictionary and you will see this picture of Robbie! LOL And what a cutie he is John, even in sleep there is a hint of a smile . . . that would be the true meaning of contentment! What more could a “dog”, (I use the term loosely because we all know he doesn’t think he is one), ask for?