Wordless Wednesday/The Morning After/Tail

(Betsy is an excellent patient)                                                         

Cat Games

China Girl never ceases to amaze us as she sneaks in front of the girls like they don't see her.  All eyes are upon her and the Siberians are just twitching with excitement.  China Girl does not give them the thrill of the chase.

We let China Girl think she is sneaking past us!

Excuse me, did someone say "cat"?

Happy Monday!

I am enjoying my Monday and dreaming about our fun weekend. Tomorrow I undergo surgery to fix my "happy tail". Mom says by Wednesday morning I will be feeling much better.

We walked so far that we had to take a break, drink some cold water, and enjoy the sunshine. 

We took another break and dad pulled out the big snacks!

Hurry with those snacks!

Wouldn't it be great if weekends lasted all week!

Wordless Wednesday

I Think I Can, I Think I Can !

I really, really want that dog biscuit!

Maybe it I try on my tippy toes.

I can almost taste it Phoebe!

Sometimes it just doesn't happen.

Not Again!

This morning I thought maybe if I closed my eyes and opened them again Monday would go away.

Guess what happened? It didn't work!

Family

We really enjoyed the March/April 2012 edition of the AKC Family Dog because of the articles "OUR DOGS give us SUCH PLEASURE" and BODY AND SOLE.  My favorite was of course "OUR DOGS give us SUCH PLEASURE".  I never read  much about General Custer other than the Battle of Little Bighorn so I was quite surprised to know that he and his wife, Libbie, were avid hound lovers. At one time his pack numbered approximately 80 dogs!  I can not imagine being responsible for 80 dogs in the mid 1800's. My first concern would be how am I going to feed them?  I would be lost without the petfood industry. What would you do during a medical emergency and what about vaccines?  General Custer and Libbie became experts with canine medical issues and sharing food.  Being childless, their dogs were their family and shared their home which often was a military tent.

I love my little pack as family and could not imagine life without them.  My home would not be complete without the girls.

You can read about General Custer and his wife Libbie's dogs here in the March/April 2012 issue of AKC Family Dog .

Enjoy your Sunday!