Wednesday, April 20, 2011
My BFF
Meet Cooper, the coolest Beagle ever and my best friend forever. Cooper has taught me every thing there is to know about tracking the best smelling things around. We have search out bugs and dirt. We have searched out food and treats. We have found hidden treasures in the trash and he has showed me the best hiding places to keep our treasures. Under the bed is one of the best places because it is hard for the two legged members of the family to get to.
Cooper has taught me patience. The training started with a tussle over a stuffed toy. Well, Cooper won of course, because Beagle are so cool. So, as he destroyed the toy I had to wait and then eventually beg him to let me join in.
This was Cooper's favorite spot when he comes to visit, until the mom got a new chair and then....
I'm so glad you got to meet Cooper. He is a true blue friend. One you can tell all your troubles too, granted I do most of the talking. Cooper is a man of few words but that's one of the things I love about him.
Until next time, remember CORGIS RULE!
Saturday, April 16, 2011
Puppy Class
My first puppy class, Karla our teacher at the Human Society was great. She brought home made venison jerky for special treats. Needless to say that's how I got the name "Olive, who'll do anything for a treat".
My special friend at class, was Grace. Grace is a French Bull Dog. Grace has a special quality that I admire greatly- a mind of her own. Granted that gets her into trouble a lot, like the time she tried on her mom's make up and got it all over her and the carpet. Or the time she needed a cough drop that was in her mom's purse on the kitchen table. Or the time she took all the rawhides and hid them in the toys from her brothers. I say "a girl's got to do what a girl's got to do".
This is the right profile of my perfect "sit". Note how focused I am. Remember that treats are involved.
And this is the left profile of my perfect "sit". How can you not be impressed?
This is the ultimate sacrifice for your family, to allow them to take a picture of you in such a ridiculous outfit.
Happy Graduation!
My special friend at class, was Grace. Grace is a French Bull Dog. Grace has a special quality that I admire greatly- a mind of her own. Granted that gets her into trouble a lot, like the time she tried on her mom's make up and got it all over her and the carpet. Or the time she needed a cough drop that was in her mom's purse on the kitchen table. Or the time she took all the rawhides and hid them in the toys from her brothers. I say "a girl's got to do what a girl's got to do".
This is the right profile of my perfect "sit". Note how focused I am. Remember that treats are involved.
And this is the left profile of my perfect "sit". How can you not be impressed?
This is the ultimate sacrifice for your family, to allow them to take a picture of you in such a ridiculous outfit.
Happy Graduation!
Friday, April 15, 2011
Nap Time
This is the corgi stretch. To get a proper nap, one must get relaxed and ready to indulge in nap time |
Placement of the head is very important. You must be ready at any time or for any noise to be able to pop awake and take control of the situation |
And one must keep one ear open |
Now let's talk about nap buddies because that is very important. A buddy should have great shoulders to lie on (not to cry on) |
The chest is also good, but proper face placement is very important. Handsome cowboy makes a great nap buddy. |
The body- neck slam is good also. |
The over the arm neck stretch while being held by the "flute chick" does wonders for toning the muscles |
There are times when a nap combined with the corgi stretch (on the lady nurse's favorite chair, ottoman) is just the right thing |
Then sometimes any place will do after an afternoon of working in the garden |
My First Winter
How Cute Am I
Do you think she will suspect anything? |
Corgis can sleep anywhere |
Play anywhere |
Sleep any way |
Anytime |
But, not when they know they are on camera |
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