My doggies.

These are my two dogs. They are named KunKun and Cow.

KunKun

This is KunKun. He is a poodle, and he is crazy in the head! He was raised half by me and half by a Japanese lady. But he was born in Mexico. So, he is a Mexican raised by a Japanese lady and living with white people. HAHA!

Cow

This is Cow. She is a pit bull, and a very friendly one at that. She loves people , and once she gets to know other dogs she likes them too! My sister just showed up with Cow one day, and she has been part of the family ever since.

KunKunKun Kun got his name from his Japanese owner. She told me that KunKun translates to Teddy Bear . I recently looked it up on Google, and I found that KunKun actually means "sniff". So either she spelled his name wrong, got it mixed up, or in her dialect that is actually what it means. I am no student of Japanese either, so I could just be wrong.

 Cow Got her name because the name my sister gave her nobody likes. My sister named her Ena... Ena is a fine name. It is not bad in any way, except it could be seen as short for enema (you know the thing you stick up your butt?) . SO! I decided to call her cow because of the color of her coat. She looks like a typical cow when you think of a cow. so funny!

 Now these are the two dog bowls. The one with the heart is Cows and the one that is all black and white is for Kun Kun. The trouble I'm having with them now is getting them to not eat each others food.  This would normally not be a problem, except that Cow is allergic to most normal store brand dog foods and will break out in a pinkish itchy rash if she eats it. So we have to feed her a all natural salmon based dog food. Special formula for pitt bulls, or least that is what the guy at the pet store said. She likes it and does not break out when eating it.
However KunKun likes it as well, and he tries to eat it. Then Cow notices KunKun eating her food so she eats his food... and it's all just a big mess. Oh well, thats the joy of raising dogs!

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