Another one about Milly $$$

I have just spent the majority of my day, looking at Bull Terrier websites!
There are very few well designed sites for such stylish dogs...

I spent some much needed time with Mils this weekend. I took her to the park, both days and she's getting used to the idea of playing with her own kind. Although she is still very particular about what kind of dog she plays with. She seems to be very prejudice and likes to stick to her own kind. So far she has liked to play with, English bulldogs, big pit bulls, other bull- type dogs, such as bull terriers. I met this other asian girl with a black bull terrier mini in wicker park this weekend and she wanted to set up play dates for the dogs because her dog is also very picky about who it plays with too! They had a really good time playing with each other while inside a store on North Ave.- there was an older (mid 40's) woman looking at the wrestling dogs inside the store with disgust, She was pissed! but bull terriers are punk rock. They dont stop playing for no one-especially old white ladies inside hipster stores buying presents for their suburban daughters. Bull Terriers hate those sorts of moms and will play even harder while they look on.

Milly also played with a basset hound at the park, but when the hound got aggressive the owner was embarrassed and asked me if Milly was a girl. And then nodded to "oh! thats why my dog is being bad- your bitch is asking for it!" sort of look and she quickly removed her dog from the park.

Perhaps Milly's new found friendliness towards dogs has been brought on by the fact that I got her a "pretty" collar. It is a seafoam green leather number with some rhinestones in it which not only captures the sun light but it also makes her name tag really stand out! With this expensive collar, she feels more self-worth, she feels like she is presentable, she feels confident! She is no longer, the beaten alley dog, rejected from fighting circles...she emerges out into the park playgrounds, a new dog- a real dog.