Originally Posted by RoxyJosMom (Post 1955889)

OK, I am going to have to ask you all to be a little sensitive here - have you all forgotten how much Remi loved his Halloween costume?
http://www.yorkietalk.com/forums/att...ihalloween.jpg
Remi thoroughly enjoys sashaying his little butt around in a dress, even in public(but only at Lowe's where I work:D). I have a whole boatload of gender challenged critters living in my home - one bird flirts with himself then makes whoopiewith himself in front of his mirror. He's clueless when my female flirts with him:rolleyes:. He's the one that talks to his claw. Go figure. Now, Roxy, my sweet little petunia, will hump any stuffed animal bigger than she is until I drag her off of it. Can you picture this adorable little sweet pea in the pic below in a frilly little dress? Yeah, me too:D. She's the mud-slingin', hole-diggin' puppy crack-lovin' diva that lives at my house.


I have a 20+ lb tom cat with the tiniest little squeak for a meow.
http://www.yorkietalk.com/forums/att...ng-snuffy1.jpg

http://www.yorkietalk.com/forums/att...ng-snuffy1.jpg

http://www.yorkietalk.com/forums/att...ng-snuffy3.jpg

Fozzy Bear tends to be a little fru-fru, too.

I wonder if it's the way I raise my little one's? Hehe, I know I used to make my little brother wear my dresses when my best friend and I played dress-up!

It takes a real man to wear a dress - proudly:p. Ahhhh, as I type, Roxy just tried to violate Remi...............and he's smaller than she is. She's must be branching out.
I say - let them be anyone they want to be. I should probably mention that I haven't slept since sometime yesterday morning so blame this post on sleep deprivation:D:D.

Originally Posted by RoxyJosMom (Post 1955889)

OK, I am going to have to ask you all to be a little sensitive here - have you all forgotten how much Remi loved his Halloween costume?
http://www.yorkietalk.com/forums/att...ihalloween.jpg
Remi thoroughly enjoys sashaying his little butt around in a dress, even in public(but only at Lowe's where I work:D). I have a whole boatload of gender challenged critters living in my home - one bird flirts with himself then makes whoopiewith himself in front of his mirror. He's clueless when my female flirts with him:rolleyes:. He's the one that talks to his claw. Go figure. Now, Roxy, my sweet little petunia, will hump any stuffed animal bigger than she is until I drag her off of it. Can you picture this adorable little sweet pea in the pic below in a frilly little dress? Yeah, me too:D. She's the mud-slingin', hole-diggin' puppy crack-lovin' diva that lives at my house.


I have a 20+ lb tom cat with the tiniest little squeak for a meow.
http://www.yorkietalk.com/forums/att...ng-snuffy1.jpg

http://www.yorkietalk.com/forums/att...ng-snuffy1.jpg

http://www.yorkietalk.com/forums/att...ng-snuffy3.jpg

Fozzy Bear tends to be a little fru-fru, too.

I wonder if it's the way I raise my little one's? Hehe, I know I used to make my little brother wear my dresses when my best friend and I played dress-up!

It takes a real man to wear a dress - proudly:p. Ahhhh, as I type, Roxy just tried to violate Remi...............and he's smaller than she is. She's must be branching out.
I say - let them be anyone they want to be. I should probably mention that I haven't slept since sometime yesterday morning so blame this post on sleep deprivation:D:D.

Originally Posted by RoxyJosMom (Post 1956515)

Little Man chooses what he wants to wear. I lay out all of his clothes out in my office/his room floor. I let him in and he will sniff each one and then he will snatch up the one he wants to wear for the day

That's a great idea:thumbup:. Does Little Man have his favorites?

Originally Posted by LittleMansMomma (Post 1957509)

Yep he sure does! He has 3 actually. One is a teal shirt that says Mama's Boy. Another is a red tank from walmart, and the 3rd is a black tank from walmart.

He didn't want to wear anything today so I let him go nekked!! :D

Originally Posted by Ines3185lyorkie (Post 1956581)

How do we know that picture is of a Halloween costume and that you don't have him pole dancing to support his kibble diet? :lol tears

Originally Posted by Suzy (Post 1956727)

OMG I just looked at those pictures! That pic of Remi's halloween costume is TOO much!!! (Don't worry, Milli's out of the room-I would hate for her to see Remi dressed so scandulously, she might get ideas!;))

Sandy, you are hysterically funny!!!!!!!!! I love it!

Originally Posted by jeanietoo (Post 1957957)

Oh my gosh, I don't know how I missed this thread before. Just read through it and Am laughing so hard tears are streaming down my face so it's hard to see the print. Now all you CRUEL people who are dressing your little boys in dresses. STOP AT ONCE. Peta is probably monitering yorkietalk as we speak and will certainly find a way to put a stop to all this nonsence any time now.

Originally Posted by diggy4 (Post 1954661)

You mean like this?????? :p

Originally Posted by cheeselover8481 (Post 1955843)

Here is the link with her pic.

http://www.yorkietalk.com/forums/my-...67-l-il-r.html


Edited: or i guess you can see the pic below:)

Originally Posted by RoxyJosMom (Post 1958389)

But Remi loves wearing his thong and Roxy's dresses. He strut the strut:rolleyes:. If we put clothes on my cat, she freezes and tips over, stiff as a board, in slow motion - won't move until we take it off. Cow tipping - cat tipping, it's so much fun at my zoo, er, house:D.