“So they just let you come here whenever you want and take stuff? Seriously? You must be a really important human, like assistant boss of all the humans or something!”
It’s Zira the Corgi, found by Paul P.
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Something tells me that cutie is the actually
assistantboss of all the humans…*actually the*
Inevitably. That cutie is really a secret agent from another galaxy, trained to turn humans into jelly with a well-timed doggy smile.
LOVE Corgis!! And this one has such a happy face… I could get used to waking up to that face, would certainly make my mornings more cheerful.
Such happiness and joy!
Even a specially placed boop here marking. 🙂
Don’t miss the second photo, peeps! Click on the arrow in the pic and the next one appears. What a sweetie. (You may need to hover to see the arrow. If you’re on the first pic it’s on the right, if you’re on the second, it’s on the left.)
I love his colouring and his bleu/grey eyes!!
His Instagram says he’s a Pembroke Corgi/Mini Aussie mix, with those genes I doubt he stays still for 5 minutes a day LOL!!
Oops she not he.
Happiest Goggle Eyed Doggy Ever
“My collar matches my nose!”
Who knew that corgis could have such unusual markings!? Just beautiful!
She’s doing a possum impression.
Very matchy-matchy, that doggie – pink ears, pink nose, pink mouf, pink collar. Truly a vision in pink.
Someone please explain why service animals are at risk in Target?
The first picture like this instead of being in a pet store was in Target. On the original site in the comments, the person was reprimanded for bringing a pet in Target, the most emotional ones were the risk to service dogs.
I hope the person comes here to read the comments from this community. Mike has built a wonderful place!
Target does not allow non-service animals in their stores. Looking at some comments on this picture it seems one concern is pets distracting service dogs.
There’s also a comment from Zira herself explaining here:
(She looks so earnest; I love it!)
Graciously handled. Nice!
I can’t blame her for wanting to keep the dog out of a hot car – I’ve often thought that mall areas should have a place that people could take animals in hot months – with attendants to play with them and look after them. It would be a great service and potentially save dogs from a lot of suffering.
This cutie was previously photographed in a Target with the same grin. Since she is not a service animal, folks pointed out that sneaking a pet into a store (and creating photographic evidence) can cause trouble for on actual service animals and the people who depend on them. Pets might distract or attack an on-duty animal.
Zira and her hoomin apologized and posted some photos from pet-friendly stores.
Edit-woops! That’ll teach me to comment without refreshing first!