Two Bernese Puppies Were Tucked Inside a Basket of Blossoms
A wicker basket overflowing with pink roses, eucalyptus, and tiny white blossoms now contains two Bernese Mountain Dog puppies. One sits up with a thoughtful look, its black and white face framed by flowers, while the other nestles a rust-brown cheek against the blooms. A sunny room with a small table and houseplant makes a gentle backdrop.
Flowers and dogs are not always a good mix. Many popular bouquet plants, including lilies and some greenery, can be toxic if chewed, and even safe flowers can upset a puppy's stomach. If you want a flower picture with a pet, use fake or dried flowers and stay close to prevent any tasting. If a puppy does chew on a plant, call your vet or a pet poison hotline.
Bernese Mountain Dogs are gentle and curious, and their noses are always busy. That means puppies may investigate anything with a smell, including what's on the coffee table. Placing bouquets and houseplants up high or in another room is a good habit. Offering a safe chew toy gives them something better to do with their mouths.
For all the sweetness of this basket, the real prize is the puppies. They bring more color to the room than any rose could. The flowers are lovely, but the puppies make the arrangement, and the arrangement is clearly satisfied with its new centerpiece.
