Posted December 1, 2009, 10:53 am
About Patches
Bunny Farts!
(This is true; it is also true for other veggies as well! 
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Tales
Posted August 28, 2009, 8:25 am
About Twister
When I first wrote about Twister, I forgot to mention - he is blind. So, it was really amazing that he got around so well and learned the doggie door, routine, etc. so quickly. Now Twister (who has risen in the ranks and is no longer worthy of being called Cletis, especially after hours of teasing, poor soul) is very capable and able to demand almost whatever he wants around here! (Like insisting on sleeping upstairs in the humans' bed!) Twister is a champion at twisting around your legs and squeezing out the door to run up the stairs from the basement to the second floor and find the "big bed." That's OK - spoiled dogs (as long as they are not out of control) are fun! He has a strong personality and a lot of character! You go Twister! We love you! Twister, Ellyn, Sawyer and Katie are all blind - but none of them know it. Twister likes to sleep late - it is hard to wake him up in the morning. He moans and groans and always says "just 10 more minutes, please? do I have to get up?" He's funny!
Posted July 17, 2009, 11:30 am
About Sir Robert Copper
Today is July 17th, 2009 and Robert Copper turned 8 years old today.
He had a birthday party with his favorite desserts - dog biscuits and vanilla yogurt!
When we eat vanilla yogurt while watching TV, Copper goes nuts! He wants it soooo bad! Mmmm - Copper goes nuts for yogurt! So, we knew when his special day came along, that vanilla yogurt was a present he'd enjoy more than anything else!
Actually, Robert Copper liked the yogurt more than the dog biscuits!
"This was a "grrrrrrrr-eat party", said Robert Copper, after eating his treats. "I wish it would have lasted longer and I wish I could have invited more people - I have a big fan club, you know!"
Oh well, Robert Copper - next year we'll celebrate again!! We're glad you enjoyed your party! You are the best beagle and we love you bunches!!
Copper should be glad we didn't serve Frosty Paws dog ice cream. Chessie used to like to eat Frosty Paws on her birthday, but then the other dogs said it was too cold. Regular creamy human-yogurt is just the right temperature!