White Teacup Poodle. She was purchased in 1973 for $100 and owned by Rose & Junior Huneycutt. She was the sweetest and most perfect poodle. She was never bad.
Prissy would sit in the chair beside Rose or lay on the couch alongside Junior. She never slept in the bed, she would sleep on the pillow beside the bed or on Juniors pants worn that day.
She didn't get much people food except a steak bone every now and then or a few kernals of popcorn. She knew where her cookies were and would show you with her nose when she wanted one.
She passed away peacefully one morning and was found laying in her spot under the end table beside Rose's chair. She was buried in the left corner of the back yard.
Prissy started a line of the family having Poodles. Next came Katie in 1995 and then Suzy Q.
Prissy would sit in the chair beside Rose or lay on the couch alongside Junior. She never slept in the bed, she would sleep on the pillow beside the bed or on Juniors pants worn that day.
She didn't get much people food except a steak bone every now and then or a few kernals of popcorn. She knew where her cookies were and would show you with her nose when she wanted one.
She passed away peacefully one morning and was found laying in her spot under the end table beside Rose's chair. She was buried in the left corner of the back yard.
Prissy started a line of the family having Poodles. Next came Katie in 1995 and then Suzy Q.
White Teacup Poodle. She was purchased in 1973 for $100 and owned by Rose & Junior Huneycutt. She was the sweetest and most perfect poodle. She was never bad.
Prissy would sit in the chair beside Rose or lay on the couch alongside Junior. She never slept in the bed, she would sleep on the pillow beside the bed or on Juniors pants worn that day.
She didn't get much people food except a steak bone every now and then or a few kernals of popcorn. She knew where her cookies were and would show you with her nose when she wanted one.
She passed away peacefully one morning and was found laying in her spot under the end table beside Rose's chair. She was buried in the left corner of the back yard.
Prissy started a line of the family having Poodles. Next came Katie in 1995 and then Suzy Q.
Prissy would sit in the chair beside Rose or lay on the couch alongside Junior. She never slept in the bed, she would sleep on the pillow beside the bed or on Juniors pants worn that day.
She didn't get much people food except a steak bone every now and then or a few kernals of popcorn. She knew where her cookies were and would show you with her nose when she wanted one.
She passed away peacefully one morning and was found laying in her spot under the end table beside Rose's chair. She was buried in the left corner of the back yard.
Prissy started a line of the family having Poodles. Next came Katie in 1995 and then Suzy Q.
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