I've had Taz since she was six weeks old and she was six months old on Jan. 13. In all that time she has never rolled over and asked to have her belly rubbed until yesterday. When I got home from work and let her out of her "apartment", she danced around silly as usual and then rolled over on her back in front of me and laid there until I rubbed her belly. I think my little pup is turning into an adult dog. Charlie has always loved to have his belly rubbed and so has every other dog I've had so I've always been surprised that Taz didn't.

Way to go Taz.. now you know what you have been missin'!!
By the way, Terri, I think Taz is just gorgeous.. Her brindle coat marking are so unusual and I love it. Her face is awesome. Deb

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If you pick up a starving dog and make him prosperous, he will not bite you. This is the principal difference between a dog and a man. ~~Mark Twain (1835 - 1910)

Thank you, Deb! I'd never seen a brindle chi until I got her.

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Siggy compliments of the talented Jan!