Our new puppy…

What a super sweet little puppy! I want one, too! :)

very cute!! (and i'm not even a dog person!)

so cute, I bet the kiddos are really enjoying having a puppy

Hi Genny. Love your blog. I forget how I landed here, but I remember bookmarketing it and have been reading for a few days now, first time commenting.The puppy is absolutely adorable. Hard not to spoil them when they're that little (yep, just like babies). This may be tough because your puppy is so tiny and her bladder may be super small, but we covered our crate at night with our pup. She slept through the night from the first night we did that. She doesn't wake up now to go to the bathroom for hours on end (bladder of steel!). As for potty training inside, it took her a good year before she stopped peeing on our carpet. We have the stains to prove it. Anyway, enjoy her! She's super sweet. Thanks again for the great blog.-AnaPS – I got a camera for Christmas too and love it!! In fact your readers gave some great tips on sites to visit, tutorials to take.

Puppies are cute, but they are a lot of work aren't they? Is your new puppy a shitzu?

Adorable doesn't begin to describe that puppy! My kids, especially Mr. G & Mamacita, have been asking for a puppy forever. We are considering taking the plunge over the summer–when schedules are less hectic–these pictures only make me want a puppy NOW. So CUTE.

So cute! And I can finally follow!!!!!!! YAY!!!!!!!!

Precious!

She is so adorable!!!Our dog's name is Bailey, too. ;)Enjoy the puppy!

What a cute puppy!

Awwwwww. That dog looks like a stuffed toy. I couldn't resit not holding it.

I want one, but I don't think my cats would appreciate it. Darling, darling…just precious! http://justthe6ofus.net/wordpress/?p=6369

That's about the cutest little puppy I've ever seen! Congratulations on your new arrival!Our older dog loved to be carried, too. We got him in early November and we took him with us whenever we took the kids to school or picked them up from something. Since it was a chilly time of year, he fit perfectly inside Scott or my coat…just his little face sticking out. He loved it. He still loves to be snuggled and held and will curl up next to you on the couch or in the chair and he loves blankets.Hope this little puppy brings much joy and happiness to your family as much as our two four-legged family members do at our house!Peace.Jeanine

She is adorable. I bet your son was thrilled when you brought her home.

Awwwww! She is SO cute! Is she a lhasa apso or Shih Tzu? My parents have Shih Tzu's… :) It is like having a newborn, isn't it? :)

Oh Genny, you gave your son the gift that keeps on giving!!! :)She's just the cutest little thing and I'm sure she will bring lots of joy to your lives. And lots of work, but we won't mention that. We'll just focus on her cuteness! :)Hugs!

Oh my!!! Just adorable! Reminds of a puppy in the movie Santa Buddies named Tiny! Absolutely precious!You have a lovely blog!Judy@cutest-little-things

Awwwwwwwwwwwwww, too cute! Is it a shih-tzu?

Thanks, everyone! Michelle and Stacy, yes, she's a Shih Tzu. And Ana, we covered her crate with a blanket last night and she had a much better night. THANK YOU! :)Thanks for all the tips!

So sweet!

oh I want a puppy so bad!!!Visiting from 7 clown circus- wordful wednesday.The BuzzBrandy

Schitzus (sp) are the sweetest dogs ever. My grandfather had one that I just adored. She actually ate pickles for her treat. Good luck with your new family member.

Too cute! She looks just like my Chubby! Shih tzu's need a LOT of attention or else they will be depressed and miserable. They enjoy the attention from the family, loves to be groomed (and then walked so they can show off). :P When she gets older, and her hair gets longer, it will be much more difficult to take care of her because she would need to be brushed every other day. I would strongly advise grooming her regularly, and getting a "puppy cut" if you dont have the time to always brush her hair. It takes about a month and a half to two months for the hair to grow back and then its time for another haircut. We also have a WW entry! :)

oH, SO CUTE! She looks a lot like my MIL's dog, Bella. We've got a saint and a retriever. I would imagine the advice would be the same though, lol. Earplugs. And a crate.:)OH WIAT! If you have one of those old type kitchen timers that sorta tick loudly….wrap that in a blanket or towel and put it in the cage with her, or just next to it if she tries to play with it.It's supposed to simulate the mama's heartbeat.

oh. my. she is the CUTEst puppy! ever! that's exactly the kind of dog the girls and i wanted, but we had to compromise with hubs.no crate training advice… other than read up on all the dog whisperer, cesar millan, books and shows! priceless info. our dog was a rescue, almost 4 yrs old, and already housebroken. ;)

A-DOR-A-BLE!!!! I don't like dogs normally but I'd might make an exception for yours. :)THanks for visiting at TAG.Welcome!

♥ SOOO cute!