My sister, Sunny, turned twelve and a half years old this month. She is quite the terrier and she loves to race around our backyard and chase the squirrels that run across the top of our fence.
Sunny is always exploring outside and she enjoys digging holes and pulling up grass, much to Wen’s dismay. For an older girl, Sunny can run fast and if a rabbit somehow got into our backyard, she would make sure that it didn’t get out alive.
Sunny loves chew toys and she also guards them ferociously if any of the rest of us Scotties come near. Sadie is always trying to steal food out of Sunny’s bowl and Sunny doen’t tolerate it. She gives Sadie a warning bark and snaps her jaws, which tends to stop Sadie in her tracks.
Sunny knows how to make her desires known, because she has developed an entire language of whines and barks to let Wen know if it’s about time to eat or if she needs to go outside. You had better not ignore her, because Sunny will “talk” to you in more and more insistent tones until her demands are met.
I’d have to say that even though Sunny is a senior Scottie, she is terrier tough and full of life! Molly, Sadie, and I should probably consider ouselves lucky that Sunny puts up with us and likes us as much as she does!

Sunny