Waiting for Godot

Hi All!

We were the stars of a recent Cottage Grove Lioness meeting with lots of awwws and petting and such.

We became persona non grata when it was time to eat! :-( We watched while they ate. What a time to be so very very neat - not a crumb!

Even a head tilt got no reward at all.....sigh....

B & G

Happy Birthday Ace!

Here is the birthday boy patiently waiting for his birthday cookie. We were on vacation in Door County, staying in a cabin in Baileys Harbor.

Here he is enjoying his cookie. How we managed to get the picture was sure luck as the cookie quickly disappeared after that shot!

He enjoyed every crumb!

Happy Birthday to all the "A" puppies

Boston Store Community Days

Hi there!

I thought all of you would love to see a picture of me (the handsome yellow one looking so regal) and my friend Biscuit. We were great salesdogs at the Boston Store Community Day event on October 8th at East Towne. Mom says that we will be at East Towne again soon. I sure hope so because I sure have a lot of fun being pet by everybody.

Your friend,

Gordy

Fastest Puppy

On Sept. 25th, we were invited to the Delta Gamma fun run/walk. We braved the iffy weather and watched as all the people came in to register and participate. There were quite a few people despite the wet/cool day.

I handed Ace off to one of the runners as I don't run unless it is an emergency. So here is Ace waiting patiently for the run to start.

The dogs were more than ready to run and a bit over excited to start.

Ace and his running partner were the first dog/human team to return, even with a potty break. Ace had a great time and I think he was ready for more.

Barry Says "HI"

OK, Bristol had a chance to say "HI" now it is my turn. I'm Barry, Bristol's brother. I am so much bigger and faster than she is. My mom says that I am supposed to take care of Bristol and not play too hard with her because she is still recovering from being sick. Boy, somebody ought to tell her that. She is starting to feel pretty good. She can run really fast, but I am still stronger. So, because mom wants me to be gentle with her, I play with my other foster brother, Gordy. We play "settle" , "stay" and "leave it" in the house. Outside, we get to play RUN and tumble! Mom and dad take Gordy and me everywhere! (Bristol can't go with us yet as she needs to take it easy.) We get to play when we are out and about too - "settle", "stay" and "leave it". We get to say "Hi" to other humans too. The "leave it" game is really hard when my human cousins (who are 2-4 years old) drop things on the floor. Well, I just thought I would introduce myself - Barry