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sofie door?

our old dog ripped out one section of the screen in the screen door leading to the garage...
and look who discovered a fun new entry!

do you think we are "those people" if we allow her to get into the house that way?
oh well...she thinks its fun!

Comments

Brandy said…
Hey, who can blame her? It's just her size.
brionyskerjance said…
hahah toooo cute!
Anonymous said…
She looks too stinking cute to stop her!!!!
Unknown said…
Everyone loves a special made doorway and it's perfect just for her!
mommytoalot said…
LOL..omg how cute
Night Owl Mama said…
omgosh she's way too cute...oh look I commented back too. your awesome thanks again :)
SHe is beautiful
Amy said…
That is just perfect.
Josie said…
too cute for sure!
He & Me + 3 said…
It is her perfect size. So cute. she is just precious! Whatever keeps them busy and makes them happy:)
Stopping by to give a little blog ♥ and thank you for visiting me!

Pics are great AGAIN!
Yes, I think you are "those" people. :-) But you are funny people too!
Megan said…
Hey, if it works, go for it! LOL
Carrie said…
You need to go check this out. You might recognize the star of the video!

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