“They are self-conscious of their eye color.”
“They need prescription doggles to read the map so they don't get lost.”
“To fit in with the cool crowd.”
“Just like Bruce Wayne, to hide their true identity so they can lead a normal life when out on the town!”Trending stories,celebrity news and all the best of TODAY. When Livesey learned the deaf cattle dog needed a new home, he drove with Bella and Bolt to meet her in New Mexico on leap day earlier this year. The fact that Bonnie had also been born with a broken tail seemed like a sign.basic puppy socialization
So did her response to him.
“Right when I met her, she immediately tried to jump up into my arms — just leaped up at me into my arms,” he told TODAY. “She’s a real sweet dog.”
Less than two months after she joined the family, Bonnie had stopped to sniff a bush during an off-leash hike. Bolt looked back to check on her and suddenly let loose a ferocious bark. Bella raced after him as they charged toward Bonnie — to chase off the coyote sneaking up behind her.
“Bonnie had no idea the coyote was there,” Livesey said. “He took off running. I called the dogs back and everything was fine. I was like, 'OK, they’re her protection ears.'”