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Puppy Love

Hi everyone! My name is Luke Bailey and I am an apricot Maltipoo.  My mom is busy washing clothes, so I decided take over her blog!  Shh, don't tell her.  She thinks I am hiding under the couch!  This is me when they first brought me home.  It was at Christmas, so I have a Christmas name!  Luke is from the the Bible and story of Jesus' birth.  Bailey is from my mom's favorite movie, It's A Wonderful Life!  When humans see me they say, "Awe, how cute"!  My dad says I look like an Ewok!
It took a lot of  finagling before I could come live here.  My mom did a "Like if you think Luke should live with us" campaign on something called Facebook.  See, my dad does not like inside dogs and said "NO, NO, NO" each time my mom asked.  So Mom stopped asking and starting posting really cute pictures of me on Facebook.  She even asked Santa for me! Here is Mom asking Santa!
Mom showed Santa my first portrait and Santa said he liked my blanket!  He thought my dad should give me to my mom.  Yea, Santa!!
Mom had lots of "likes" on Facebook and her friends said that I needed to come live here at Still Woods Farmhouse.  So one day my dad surprised my mom when he said, "Let's go get your puppy"!  Mom was so excited and so was I.  Now I have two BIG brothers to play with when I go outside.  Their names are Lucky and Lucy.  Lucy likes to put my head in her mouth!  She has a BIG mouth!  She gets in trouble when she plays with me like that.

It wasn't long before it was time to get my first haircut.  I go to a special grooming salon that I love.  They even have "Pawdicures", but I think those are just for girls!  I sure was a shaggy puppy, but look at me after my day at the spa! I smelled good too.
This winter lots of white stuff fell from the sky!  It was snow!  My mom and I got out her sled and my dad pulled us through the woods.  He is nice like that! Here is me with my mom! Not many people in Mississippi have a sled.  Mom's sled is the one she had when she was a little girl living in Rockland, Maine.  Mom said they get lots of snow. 
Well this picture is a little embarrassing.  Sometimes our niece comes to visit and she likes to put bows in my hair!  Geez, doesn't she know guys don't wear bows?  This was my Halloween bow! I have eyes in there somewhere.
 I hope you come back and visit me again.  I like new people!  Maybe we can play fetch in the yard or go swimming in the creek.  Thanks for stopping by Still Woods Farmhouse!
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Comments

  1. This is a wonderful post! Luke is so very handsome and it looks like he has a very happy life thanks to you! We really do make it wonderful for them, because it's the same for us.

    From one animal lover to another, I'm so glad to be following your blog! :)

    Jane xx

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    1. Thank you Jane! Luke is the sweetest little fellow. We enjoy his antics. Even though it took quite a bit of persuasion, my husband is crazy about Luke and Luke is totally devoted to him. Have a wonderful weekend!
      Blessings from Still Woods Farmhouse

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  2. Thank you Jane! Luke is the sweetest little fellow. We enjoy his antics. Even though it took quite a bit of persuasion, my husband is crazy about Luke and Luke is totally devoted to him. Have a wonderful weekend!
    Blessings from Still Woods Farmhouse

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    1. Thank you Lynda! Have a wonderful weekend!
      Blessings from Luke and Still Woods Farmhouse

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  4. Like is adorable!! Little and big!! Bet hubby is won over!!

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    1. The funny thing Suzan is Luke adores my husband! He follows him around everywhere. I think he knew he had to lay on the charm to win him over and he definitely has!
      Blessings from Luke and Still Woods Farmhouse

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  5. Luke is darling and what a card. I am sure he brings you lots of enjoyment. Great post Luke, will be looking forward to future ones. Waldo and Miss Lili said wolf wolf......
    Mary

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    1. Thank you Mary! He does bring us so much enjoyment. It took a little getting used to having an inside dog, but he is so well behaved and a joy to have around. I would love to see a post from Waldo and Miss Lili!!
      Blessings from Luke and Still Woods Farmhouse

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  6. Absolutely, positively adorable. Luke is a real cutie!! And he does kind of look like an Ewok! :)

    Thanks so much for joining Grace at Home!

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    1. I also think he looks like a Boyd's Bear! He has that type of face, especially when he is a little shaggy. Thanks for dropping by and have a wonderful weekend!
      Blessings from Luke and Still Woods Farmhouse

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  7. Luke is too sweet. Love the last picture of him. Tooo sweet.
    Kris

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    1. Thanks Kris. He is a wonderful addition to our family!
      Blessings from Luke Bailey and Still Woods Farmhouse

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  8. Luke Bailey is a cutie pie! We have three cats but I do like dogs too. (Just not enough to have to get up to take them outside!) Thank you so much for your comment and your follow. I am now following you as well! Have a great week! Blessings to you, Diane

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    1. I have never owned a cat, but they are more convenient than dogs for that very reason! When we lived in Hawaii, our neighbors had a crazy Siamese cat who would wait on the stair landing and attack anyone who walked by. I became a little cat skittish at an early age! I am sure yours are well behaved:)
      Blessings from Luke Bailey and Still Woods Farmhouse

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  9. Hi! What an adorable puppy! Love the name & connection to the First Christmas. Do you remember me? My old blog was Simple Southern Cottage. I can;t access it anymore because of conflicting issues with Blogger & yahoo. So after trying for weeks, I decided to start another one. I hope you will visit me there. myfarmhouseblue.wordpress.com

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    1. I am looking forward to visiting your new blog! Blogs can be troublesome at times and I am in no way an expert. Glad you didn't give up all together!
      Thank you for dropping by.
      Blessings from Still Woods Farmhouse and Luke Bailey

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  10. O my Goodness!!!!! How adorable is LUKE!!!!!!! So sweet!!

    Thanks so much for your visit and kind words!!

    Hugs,
    Deb

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    1. Hi Deb! I was looking back over some old posts and realized that I didn't thank you for stopping by and commenting on my sweet puppy, Luke Bailey in August of last year! Yikes!!! . Hope you are having a terrific week!
      Blessings from Lynda at Still Woods Farmhouse

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