This is the dog. Her name is Agatha. We like old lady names at our house, what can I say?
She is a 3-year-old beagle, and so far she is purt near perfect. Quiet, calm, submissive, no accidents, no houndy smell. We got her last night from the Salt Lake Humane Society, which I highly recommend as an ethically superior, clean, and well-run place to get a pet. She will not chew anyone's face off if they try to attack me while I'm out running, but I don't think I have the mad Cesar skills to raise a personal protection dog at this point in my career.
The whole drive home Grant kept saying, "I love this dog so much. She's such a good dog. I feel such a connection to her. We're definitely keeping her, right?" I only got about four hours of sleep last night, even though Aggie didn't make any noise at all. I think it was Christmas Eve syndrome.
A while ago I ordered a spice blend from Kalustyan's to make some macacheese that Tipsy recommended. I felt so fancy when this box came. 
I figured as long as I was paying so dang much shipping I might as well get some dry mustard and some marble halvah to show for it. I felt very multicultural.
Dog toys smell gross, even before they've been chewed on.
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7 comments:
She is WAY cute! Richard will love her, I'm sure. He loves beagles because he once had one and I think it looked exactly like that! Congratulations!
I like beagles, they're good dogs. I hope that she isn't hiding her true self for later.
Oh, she is beautiful! She looks perfect. And such pretty floors.
She is so so pretty! How exciting. I hope that she is wonderfully well-behaved.
Do you have a dishwasher? I hear beagles like to get in the dishwasher. I'm just wondering if you can confirm or deny this.
Congrats! Agatha is a good name for her.
I was just thinking I wanted to name a dog Agatha.
Very cute dog. How is she with your cats?
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