The saga/history/thoughts of two gay partners and their 4-footed child picking up stakes in the US and immigrating to Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
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4 comments:
She's a lovely child!
What breed is she, or is she a hybrid mix?
JoJo was said to be a "Beagle Mix" when we adopted her from a rescue shelter as a puppy. Now that she is 4+ years old, as best as we can determine she is primarily Border Collie with some hunting-for-squirrels-and-rabbits mixture of some type . . . .
Terrific! I'll add your blog to the list on mine. I look forward to "chatting" as we navigate this process!
Cheers!
BTW, our "four footed child" (we also have a two footed...) is a black lab/spaniel mix. After being around too many purebred fanciers we decided to call him a Spanador. Sounds fancy, no? ;-)
Love the Spanador terminology!
Yes, we look forward to conversing with you as the process progresses.
My partner has always wanted to take the TransCanadian train across the continent, so who knows, we may be railing your way one day in the future . . . .
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