Mariah Carey released this new picture of herself walking the pups!
She tweeted: “And They Call It Puppy Love” … me and dem pups at it again!
I am sure you will all agree, with us at Mariah Connection HQ, that Mariah Carey sure is looking Fab-u-lous Dahhling!
Pic Source: Mariah Carey via Twitter
Friday, August 12, 2011
Water aerobics is just one of the ways Mariah Carey is shedding those post-baby pounds this summer – and it looks like she’s got a mini motivator in her dog Jill E. Beans!
On Monday, the new mom Tweeted a photo of one of her five Jack Russell terriers doing the doggie paddle in a pool.
“Sababa!” she wrote, which loosely translates to “cool” in Hebrew.
Last week, Carey enjoyed a sunny “ocean workout” which had her splashing in the waves. “It’s been a loooong time since I’ve been in the ocean,” she Tweeted.
The mom of twins Moroccan and Monroe, who were born in April, has also been pounding the pavement with her four-legged fleet, which includes dogs Cha Cha, Jackie Lambchops, Squeak E. Beans and JJ.
If Jill E. Beans learns to ride a bike, the pooch could participate in a triathlon!
Source: People Pets | Thanks to Under60
Monday, March 14, 2011
MARIAH Carey has taken on a dog shrink to prepare her three Jack Russells for the arrival of her twin babies.
Mariah Carey, 41, whose boy and girl with husband Nick Cannon, 30, are due this spring, does not want the pampered pooches to feel rejected.
An expert on the breed said: “They can be jealous and possessive about their owners.’’
Source: Daily Star
Wednesday, March 9, 2011
Mariah Carey has made no secret of her love for her adorable little doggies, JJ, Cha-Cha and Dolomite. Over the years, Carey, 41, has taken her pets surfing in Puerto Rico, running on beaches from California to Florida and on trips all over the world to wherever she is performing.
They are accustomed to being Carey’s highest priorities. In essence, the cute pooches have been her babies, and she has spoiled them rotten. So what will the pop diva’s feisty Jack Russell terriers do this spring after the popular performer gives birth to twins?
“Jack Russells can be quite possessive about those they love, wanting to guard them from children and even other pets,” according to ‘The Jack Russell Terrier’ by Catherine Romaine Brown. “Jack Russells do not always fare well with children.”
Carey is notorious for the lavish lifestyle she affords her beloved dogs. In 2005, the singer was outraged when several airlines refused to allow her eldest Jack Russell to fly with her in first class because he was too big. To compensate, Carey instead had her pampered pup squired around the U.S. by a driver in her Mercedes.
On the singer’s first wedding anniversary in April 2009, husband Nick Cannon, 30, gave her a baby Jack Russell terrier they named Cha-Cha, who later gave birth to puppy Dolomite. And when the pets have experienced medical issues, Carey has spared no expense for their health and well-being.
So for the past couple of years, Cannon, Carey and the three Jack Russells have enjoyed being one happy family. Photos of Carey with the pooches always show her smiling and elated, obviously enjoying the antics of these personality-filled pets.
But what will happen when the twins come home?
Experts say that introducing this breed of dog to newborn babies does not have to be a bad experience if handled properly. The pooches need to know that they are not being replaced by the babies and that they will continue to be loved, nurtured and protected by Carey and Cannon.
According to ‘Jack Russell Terriers for Dummies’ by Deborah Britt-Hay, when the twins are born, the couple should bring home a “blanket or piece of clothing with their scent on it.” This way, the dogs can get used to something new before the babies actually come home from the hospital.
During the first few days after the twins are born, Cannon should play a recording of their cries while Carey reassures the pets they are still beloved family members. Then Cannon can hold the babies while Carey scratches and pets the pooches.
“This way, the pets know that mom is happy to be home and equally happy to see her beloved Jack Russells,” Britt-Hay writes. “Let the terriers sniff, touch and nuzzle the newborns while parents stay alert so they don’t try to jump or get too rough.”
Jack Russells who feel like they know the babies are more likely to love and protect the newest members of their family and not become overly jealous.
Source: Pop Eater | Billboard News
Wednesday, July 14, 2010
Melting in the summer heat? Mariah Carey and Nick Cannon’s four dogs know exactly how to keep cool.
“They love to swim … every day. They’re swimming dogs,” Cannon told PEOPLEPets.com on July 4. “Every time you open the door, they just run and jump in the pool. And stay in there literally for hours … stay in there, swimming in the pool.”
The couple’s quartet of Jack Russell terriers — Jay Jay, Cha Cha, Dolomite and newest pup Jackie Lambchops — get along swimmingly, too.
“They all get along, they’re a family,” the America’s Got Talent host told PEOPLE after his two-hour set spinning at Eldridge East at Bamboo in East Hampton, N.Y.
Each of his pups has a role in that family — although Jackie Lambchops is so new (born last month) Cannon hasn’t yet figured out her personality.
“Jay Jay is very obedient. He’s the father, he acts like the father figure,” Cannon explains. “Dolomite, the son, he’s crazy. Cha Cha’s the diva. She’s just like Mariah.”
Source: PeoplePets.Com | Thanks to Dean
Sunday, June 13, 2010
Mariah Carey shared pictures of ChaCha & &”Da Baby”(as yet unnamed) via her Twitter page:
Source: Mariah Carey via Twitter
Friday, April 24, 2009
J.D has shared a picture of Mariah Carey & Cha Cha in the studio from earlier today!
Source: Global14
Saturday, March 1, 2008
Anything Jack? You got it here! This is the website dedicated to the one and only Jackson P. Mutley.
Source: Mariah Connection
Friday, September 30, 2011
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