June 21, 2011 
Hello
Just a short post before I go back to bed. lol
Being mother to a wayward puppy who had been taught its toilet routine around the wrong way [no bad dogs, only bad humans owners] means that I get to be awake at odd times in the evening. I’ve recently adopted an American Pit Bull Terrier
Please forward to 4.54 to see an ACTUAL American Pit Bull Terrier, or watch the whole video to see what the difference is between the registered breed, and the dogs people believe are the APBT. She is like the dogs, after 4.54. We got this one from the local Animal Rescue Society. BEST dog ever!!!!
The poorly trained puppy is my elder son’s and she is an American Staffy crossed with an English Staffy. Damned backyard breeders. The pup was weaned at 4 weeks (as I’ve found that’s a fighting dog routine) and came to me with a belly fully of worms, and other assorted greeblies. She was very sick. She is “rescued” now. My elder son is not a dog person… :-(
This early morning is no different. Besides the fact the wind woke me up – we’re having high destructive winds out there right now and things are flying about a bit – so being a storm watcher, I couldn’t miss a view of that either. Thankfully we don’t have tornados here, or I’d be one of those people in the trucks following them around.
Anyway, here’s the photo…
Wearing a Bodicious Bespoke Corset, Alannah Hill silk skirt, lace shrug and cotton race back t. Red leather gloves, and on the feet Di Marni Heels...
(NB: The photo is not edited or squished to make the waist look smaller. It’s a raw file for Bodicious Corsets but I love it so much, I thought I’d use it here too…It’s how I look in a corset – the film in the entry below is in the same outfit, on the same day…)
Ha ha, would love to join you on a storm chase:-)
Nice photo by the way (as always).
Yeh, I watch the Discovery channel (Nat Geo etc), and they have heaps of storm chaser documentaries. I love it. The truck they drive into them to collect data….maaaan!!! I want to go in that!!!
http://blogs.discovery.com/storm_chasers/tiv_reports/page/4/
My Dear Suzanne,
Loved the Corset Photo…as well as a huge appreciation of your “Dog Tales”…agree with your comments – no bad pups….just bad owners…I’ve rescued a number of them…and had to retrain them….grins
Thank you. Yes. It’s so true about the puppies. Nice to know you also have had experience with rescue animals and their retraining. I’ve been so astounded over the years that people throw away such amazing animals. I actually have the fortune to have rescued a Pharaoh Hound …
My god. What a dog!!!!!
http://www.google.com.au/search?q=Pharaoh+Hound&hl=en&prmd=ivns&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ei=moT_TZilI4vqrQeS1eS_Dw&ved=0CCkQsAQ&biw=1066&bih=565
He looks exactly like the first dog … they all pretty much look the same. What a great nature and a fantastic fellow he is.
So yes. I guess it’s one of the other things I do. I have three poppies with me at the moment.
Once I threw $100 at a farmer who bred miniature ponies. They all looked amazing except for one in the corner who was lame and had over grown hooves. I took her home with me and got a vet to help cut the foot-nails and then got her into good condition and donated her to the RSPCA to hang out with a race horse whose “pony friend” had died.
I also rescued a Child’s Python and a 2 metre long monitor lizard.
I have no shame do I?
Once again it shows, what abig heart you have, dear friend! Personally I must admit, I have problems with other dogs than Golden Retrievers and the like, probably because I don’t like them to be too active (activeness = male; which I know is stupid). Anyway I am more towards cats!! prrrr prrrrr….
But I got a good idea. Maybe you can bind the dog (when it is grown and strong again) to your corset laces and then let him have a go?? *LOL*
Sorry to hear about the neck corset, Suzanne! I can hardly believe you cannot put that thing on on your own! It must go deep down your neck then, otherwise there shouldn’t be any problems, should there??
hugs and sleep well, Mrs. Stormchaser, hope your roof is solid!
Hi Daniela
Oh there’s been some nasty bites by Golden Retrievers. ALL dogs have the capacity to bite; it’s their environment that causes them to feel the necessity to do so. I socialised these puppies very early and also have “hand trained” them in a way my grandfather taught me. It ensures these dogs, will not bite – us, anyway. Can’t say for the idiot that jumps the fence – but if you’re with us, then the dogs are okay with you. They look to me for permission and I am a good Alpha for them.
Ahhh. She’s a tiny thing anyway. Something about her being starved on crap food; with the bacteria and floral overgrowths, the greeblies and other things she had, she’s quite … ummm behind in her growth schedule for the type of dog she is.
It’s terrible that the breeders were so stupid with their puppies, but needless to say their bellies were as bloated as the puppies and the food they eat may as well be cardboard for the nutritional value it contained. So….she’s better off here with me, where I can work with her and give her a chance at being a good poppy.
I did get the neck corset on, I took out the ribbon and laced with corset lacing instead…there is a new video at the Tube about it, and a post here with some images of me in it.
I think sheer laziness on my behalf could be the reason, or that I’ve been too busy to scratch myself these days.
Me too. But the winds are now died right down, it’s just the kind of cold that no matter what you do, it keeps on seeping through to the core of your being.
Exxxxxtremely sexxxxxy as always, Suzanne!!! What size is your waist here?
You are a beautiful lady!!
Ken
In this corset it is 18″. It looks a lot smaller, but that is the size. Paige is in the processes of making my next training corset with a waist of 15″. The cut of the corset really determines how small the waist can be made.
Your photo? Amazing and wonderful as always!
As I write this heavy storms are rumbling through my piece of Texas — No twisters here at the moment, though.
–Sephie
Thank you Persephone. I hope you’re okay there. The season from what I hear has been pretty intense, if that is even a way of describing the carnage I’ve viewed on the news lately.
Stay safe.
((Hugs))
Great pics