Thursday, March 27, 2014

Thursday Thoughts...


What happened to SPRING?


We will stay on this doggie bench until she returns!


Friday, March 29, 2013

Friday Fun!

Where is that Easter Bunny?

Mom are you hiding that bunny?

Wednesday, March 27, 2013

Tuesday, March 26, 2013

Terrier Tuesday!

We terriers believe in play time and you better stay out of our way!

The thrill of the chase is our game!

Don't stand in our way because we can't stop!

Betsy can out run everyone now and then.

The chase always ends in a Tuesday Tussle.

A girl has to catch her breath sometime too.

Whew! That was exhausting!

Monday, March 25, 2013

Rain! Rain! Rain!


What do you do with a house full of fur babies and it is raining outside? Saturday did not start out well with pushing and pulling everyone to the door to go outside and take care of morning business.  Have you ever noticed when it is time to go out for a potty break the downpour is the heaviest?  In less than 10 minutes we were all soaked through and through and I really needed a warm cup of coffee!

Miraculously in the afternoon the rain stopped for what we thought was going to be a few minutes. The sun peaked out from a dark cloud and we saw a little piece of blue sky.So we threw down a bale hay and the fun began!

Annabelle loved grabbing mouthfuls of hay and tossing it around.

 Watch out Myshka!

The rest afternoon everyone laid in the hay enjoying the sun.




Myshka can tell time and quickly reminded us that it was time for dinner.  She is very vocal about it too. We wanted a peaceful quiet evening so everyone was fed and quickly settled in for naps. Thanks to dad they were all tired after frolicking in the hay!



Friday, March 22, 2013

Weekend Adventures


Fridays bring dreams of past adventures.  We never know what mom has in store for us.  We know it is going to be exciting when we hear dad ask "now"?  Mom is spontaneous and dad is a planner but also a good sport.  Dad starts gathering up the leads and whatever else is needed.  Sometimes it is just a late night walk in the dark.  Sometimes we are scared and mom wants to know if dad brought  Mr. Smith and Mr. Wesson.  We have yet to meet them.


Many times we like to listen to the Hoot Owls or Barred Owls as they hunt.  There are many of them that live in the trees around us. Mom especially likes to hear them chatter to their mate as they both come back to the same tree from their hunt. They mate for life and usually stay in the same area where they were hatched.  Most nights we hear them as we drift off to sleep.

Nina and Annabelle are on patrol the late nights we sit on the porch because mom says you never know what will come out of the woods.   

Hope you have a great weekend adventure!

                                               





Thursday, March 21, 2013

Looking Back to September 2012



Paris came to our house on Friday, September 28, 2012.  She was scared and nervous, and didn't know what was expected of her. I often wonder what goes on in the mind of a newly re-homed dog. What do they feel? Before Paris was welcomed by our girls she had time to get familiar with the outside surroundings.   Squirrel smells around the trees really attracted her. She would sit and stare up into the tree for what seemed like an eternity.



After the meet and greet on a one to one basis and playing chase it appeared that everyone would get along. Paris followed Phoebe and Lily everywhere as if she knew that she was a terrier.


The following afternoon, Paris seemed to be comfortable on her own. She was so sweet and wanted to be in the same room with us.



Paris' favorite thing while indoors was to stare out of the window. She still loves to sit in a window as you never know who or what will come. We have learned to make sure all shutters and curtains are open or they will have to be replaced.

Usually its deer, many deer! There are no flowering plants or shrubs to attract them but yet they come. The strangest thing is that the deer know the dogs are at the door or in the window but they don't run. Somehow the deer  sense they are safe. On rare occasions we see a fox and rabbits. Our nocturnal visitors are raccoons and opossums. We are told by the DNR that coyotes are here too but we have not seen them. Paris enjoys the entertainment. Punkin, her sister, came to live here last month and she just trembles with excitement. Actually, our girls look for the wildlife every day. The snakes and wild feral dogs are our main concerns.