We were at a Saint Bernard Dog show the other day and there was a fun little (it is relative right) St. Bernard that was full energy. He was doing his best, but had a lot of fun the process. Here’s a shot from one of the final line-ups.

A good day of playing hard makes for a tired puppy. His feet are either moving around like he is chasing something or bunched up in a pile. Check out this pile of puppy feet!

Bailey always has his little pink nose in everything. Even when he isn’t rooting through the house like a little piggy, he is putting his nose in your face to get a good sniff.

We’re resting up tonight, but tomorrow’s snow storm is sure to bring a bunch of fun in the snow!

Lilly is a very active bun. She loves food and REALLY loves tasty treats.

Thursday evening while Deanna was having a fruity snack Lilly jumped on her lap and made in known that she wanted a taste. After a couple minutes of bobbing and weaving Deanna couldn’t take it anymore. Lilly won the prize and got the rest of the plum.

But she had to work for it….

Check back soon for the complete plum crazy photo shoot!

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A Dog Training Collar is a safe, effective and humane way to train your dog.

I think it is funny when I see a wanna be alpha dog kick up grass. Of course it is less funny when it happens to my beautiful lawn . . . but still funny enough!

Our neighbors male puppy is new in town but fully grown. When he gets on our side of the yard he likes to make sure he shows off a bit and pretend he is the alpha dog. What amazed me is how far he could launch grass. We were standing a good 20 or more feet behind him and the grass nearly hit us. It was like a chunk of grass Tiger Woods might launch on a practice drive!

How far does your dog launch grass? I wonder what the record is….

No this isn’t a new type of remote designed for the visually impaired. This is my buns way of making modifications to the remote for our t.v. This is the same BAD bun that was being carried by my neighbor up to my front door last night at around 9:00. Apparently she had decided to go exploring out the back door and by the Grace of God, was found by my neighbor. Thank you Will! I have no idea how long she was outside last night. I just can’t get over the fact that she was brave enough to leave the wonderful, safe, and comfortable home I have provided her. I also can’t get over that she was found. What are the chances that Will would even be out there and actually see her in the dark? What a bad bun!  So now I just have to wait and see if her belly starts to grow. She is not “fixed”, so the chances that she got knocked-up last night are pretty great. Especially since my husband saw a wild bunny running into the woods in our back yard right after she came home. Seeing wild buns around our house is an everyday occurrence. Only time will tell. Anyone need some new buns?

It is fun to watch our female mini lop bunny Lilly. While Deanna sits on the couch with her tiny little Acer computer, Lilly jumps on her lap and marks everything with her little chin. After a couple minutes of marking and nudging Deanna to pet her she’ll hop down and take a lap around the house. She stops and checks on Bailey the lab and watches Brandon as he watches her back. (Brandon thinks Lilly is a toy and like to chase her around).

After a short tour she jumps back up to mark and receive more petting. No wonder this paper is taking Deanna so long.