Two Weimaraner Puppies Turned a Flower Basket Into a Hideout
A wicker basket filled with dried flowers and eucalyptus is now home to two silver-gray puppies. One rests its paw on the rim and looks right at us with a sweet, curious face, while the other peeks out from behind with dark, shiny eyes. Bits of greenery stick to their fur, and the basket sits near a wooden table with a mug, a cloth, a key ring and a potted plant. The scene looks styled for a magazine, but the puppies are the only decor anyone needs.
Baskets and boxes tempt puppies because they feel like safe little dens. That is a handy habit, since a basket bed can be a good place for puppies to settle. Dried flowers and decorative greenery are different. Some plants and potpourri can upset a dog's stomach or be harmful if chewed, and dried materials break into sharp bits. Keep decorations out of reach and give puppies a basket with a soft blanket instead. Weimaraner puppies are very curious and will check out anything new, so a quick safety sweep of the room is always a good idea.
The flowers will need rearranging later. For now, these two are the best centerpiece in the house.
It is hard to say who is more fascinated, the puppies with the basket or the basket with the puppies. Either way, the match is perfect, and the eucalyptus smells nicer than it ever did on the shelf.
