National Dog Day!!
Hey, did you know that August 26 is National Dog Day? Here’s a photo of my dog, Tiffany Pearl. She’s a one-year-old miniature schnauzer.
Do you have a dog photo to share with us?
Happy Dog Days!!
Sue
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