A very old stray {The Old Fella Story}
Went camping this weekend at a campground on the lake, had not been there for a few years. Once there I began to walk around looking at the different sites when I noticed a very old dog. He just lay t...
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Congratulations Gary on your new adoption, I hope she is all that you hope she will be. I am sure in time you will be one big happy family just as soon as everyone gets acquainted and settled in. Sue and I are looking forward to seeing you in Branson in a couple of weeks. Mary it’s been a long time since we have seen you and it will be nice to see you once again also.
I don’t have many door prizes and I didn’t order any Tee shirts because of the way things were looking a few weeks back. Since the Rally was moved to Treasure Lake we picked up a few more families so that turned out for the good. To order Tee shirts you have a minimum order and until recently we didn’t have enough people to fill that order and it is too late to order now. I guess all things turn out for a reason so we will do with what we have.
All of the fur gang is doing well and Obie is during great with the last of his heart worm treatment. His coat has come back so shiny and thick, he doesn’t look like the same dog that went to Dr. Ford’s a month ago. Next Tuesday he will go to his new home in Greenville, South Carolina. I hope he has a long and joyful life in front of him.
Leaving Suzie and Hobo at home during our trip to Branson hurts me a little as I don’t like to be away from them that long. Our daughter Robin is coming to the house to stay with them and one of our neighbors is going to come down each day to let them outside for some exercise and barking lessons. Suzie has developed a habit of running to the fence barking at people passing by. When I put the shock collar on her she won’t get off the back porch, but the minute the collar comes off she goes right back to barking at people on the sidewalk. Peaches does the same thing except she is now able to jump on top of the brick fence and walk it like a circus performer walking a tight rope, too much Joint Strong I suppose.
Okay I need to get moving so Mama and the rest of the fur gang can go for their walk, talk with you later.
I don’t have many door prizes and I didn’t order any Tee shirts because of the way things were looking a few weeks back. Since the Rally was moved to Treasure Lake we picked up a few more families so that turned out for the good. To order Tee shirts you have a minimum order and until recently we didn’t have enough people to fill that order and it is too late to order now. I guess all things turn out for a reason so we will do with what we have.
All of the fur gang is doing well and Obie is during great with the last of his heart worm treatment. His coat has come back so shiny and thick, he doesn’t look like the same dog that went to Dr. Ford’s a month ago. Next Tuesday he will go to his new home in Greenville, South Carolina. I hope he has a long and joyful life in front of him.
Leaving Suzie and Hobo at home during our trip to Branson hurts me a little as I don’t like to be away from them that long. Our daughter Robin is coming to the house to stay with them and one of our neighbors is going to come down each day to let them outside for some exercise and barking lessons. Suzie has developed a habit of running to the fence barking at people passing by. When I put the shock collar on her she won’t get off the back porch, but the minute the collar comes off she goes right back to barking at people on the sidewalk. Peaches does the same thing except she is now able to jump on top of the brick fence and walk it like a circus performer walking a tight rope, too much Joint Strong I suppose.
Okay I need to get moving so Mama and the rest of the fur gang can go for their walk, talk with you later.
