Kukla

Awwwww… The cutest, sweetest and most welcome face on Unilocal.
I click on Kukla’s pictures and SQUEE with joy.
I can’t even make up my mind which is the most adorable, can you?

Moose Toast always has provided a laugh when needed via our virtual friendship.

I have had the pleasure of watching Ms Kukla for about 12 days total and she is an absolute delight. If I had a dog (which is in the plans) I would want him or her to be every bit as cute and quirky as the Kukster (another nickname we came up with for her).
Little Miss Pupster takes a few minutes to warm up to new people, but in no time she will be demanding all of your attention. If you’ve got something in your hands, she’ll probably let you be, but the second that book, tablet, remote, whatever is gone, she wants your attention and is not afraid to ask for it.
With one floppy little ear (and one straight up), she’ll cock her head and bark at just the right volume to let you know that it’s playtime. Whether it’s Hide the Ball, Attack the Toy Turtle or just HEY! Look at That Sunbeam! I Must Get the Sunbeam! You will learn all of Kukla’s games quickly. She’ll also be glad to just flop down on your lap and watch TV when playtime is over.
Her only enemies seem to be birds, squirrels and the heat/​AC vent. Otherwise, just plop down on the floor, wait for her to sniff you, and you’ll soon have a friend for life.

Kukla. Kuklakins. Kukelsworth. Kuklaberry. Pumpkin. Puppycakes. Cuteness. Furball. Furbaby. Kukla Marie. Whatever you call her, she’s as good as it gets when it comes to pets.
She’s a small dog, only about 8 pounds worth of fur filled love, but it’s the best 8 pounds you’ll ever encounter. Kukla is a lover, not a biter. If you want a pup to make your day better she’s the dog you wanna see. She’ll be so incredibly excited to see you and do the «welcome home dance» that you can’t help but smile. She has a lot of love to give and most of it comes across by liking faces. She’s perfected the «nose kiss» and has no issues with public displays of affection. If it’s puppy love you want Kukla is the pup for you.
Kukla isn’t just about cuddles and licking though. She’s a serious Fetch player, she currently has 3 sponsors and hopes to one day Fetch in the Doglympics. You’d think losing a hip at the tender age of 8 months would keep her panting on the sidelines, but not this canine. She puts in at least 7 hours (dog hours) of Fetch practice a day. Those of you looking for a Fetch trainer call Kukla at (312) 555-​WOOF and she’ll whip you into shape PDQ.
Even when she’s cuddling and playing Fetch, Kukla still has the attention bandwidth to handle security as well. Kukla believes in the Power of Barking. If there’s a suspicious noise in the middle of the night; she’s going to use the Power of Barking to keep you safe. If there’s an emergency the nearby firehouse needs to respond to; she’s going to use the Power of Barking to help the sirens part traffic. When the window washers are repelling down the building; she’s going to employ the Power of Barking to keep them outside the condo. To this day, not a single noise has killed me in the middle of the night. The firemen always get where they need to go. And the window washers haven’t entered my condo. We have Kukla and her impressive use of the Power of Barking to thank for that. Thank you, Kukla.
Love. Fur. Cuddles. Security. Energy. Kisses. What more do you need from a dog? Nothing. She’s perfect.