Sunday Brought Snow

We had a small snow storm Saturday night into Sunday. Mom insisted in going out to get pictures because the weather is just crazy. We are supposed to have temperatures in the 70's this week. Hard to believe, but Mom is determined to get her snow pictures in this week.

Sheltie Geometry

We are always willing to help the young ones with that complicated math stuff. Annie and I do angles really well. Today we give you the right angle. For you math purists, they don't teach math in dog daycare. This is the closest we could accomplish and it seems to encourage the young ones to explore the idea.

Thankful Thursday: The Snow Playground

The snow got heavier last Wednesday. We love it when the snow cookies fall from the sky. As we mentioned Mom has been getting a bit obsessed with the snow pictures.

Happy Valentine's Day

Happy Valentine's Day everyone! We hope all of you gets lots of treats to celebrate the day.

Mom has been hunting down Sheltie garden flags for the holidays. She started with Halloween and her latest acquisition is Valentine's Day.

Service is Slow

Does your Mom ever wait to dry you until she gets the perfect shot?

The Snow Begins

Mom has become a little bit obsessed with getting snow pictures, so as long as we continue to have snow storms you can expect lots of pictures. This storm happened last Wednesday and Mom was having fun capturing our joy at the new snow.

Paw Prints in the Snow

Who's been playing in our snow. Oh wait that was our path.

Thankful Thursday: Annie's Favorite Toy

Contrary to what Mom and Dad might say my favorite toy is not called foot killer. This is my favorite Nyla Bone and despite their complaints Dog Dad bought me one for downstairs and upstairs. Mom just tries to keep them confined to my dog beds when I'm not chewing to avoid the foot killer problem. The upside to this toy is Katy has no interest in Nyla so I never have to share.

I'm thankful Dog Dad understands my need to chew.

Wordless Wednesday: The Joy of Snowflakes

If you click on the pictures you can see the flakes we were trying to capture and snack on yesterday.

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Super Bowl Blues

I knew things were going bad for the Patriots when Katy took over my bed and started using my pillow.

However, the treats were good. We got our football treat ball before the game and Dog Dad's friend brought our regular start of game and half time treats. After all any day with treats isn't so bad.

Snow Cookie Delivery

We'd been out of snow cookies for a bit, but last Tuesday our order was delivered overnight and we went out to enjoy our new supply before it disappears again. Well Mom's hoping it disappears again. We think there is still time for more snow cookies before Spring arrives.

Football Treat Ball

Mom is always looking for new treat balls for us. Recently she got us the StarMark Treat Dispensing Football to play with during the Super Bowl. Dog Dad decided we should test it out before the game. We used training treats and after our first try Dog Dad took the advice on the package and trimmed one of the hole sections to allow the treats a little easier egress.

Mom bought the medium size for us and it does tend to get under small areas. However, we loved it because we could easily manipulate it with our paws and noses.

Katy kept hogging the football so Dog Dad eventually put down a second treat ball so I'd have one to play with too. I played mostly with the second ball as Katy was obsessed with the football. As you can see from the pictures I did try to get a little time with it when she wasn't paying attention.

Thankful Thursday: What do you have to do to get a cookie around here?

Wordless Wednesday: Sheltie Detective

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Chatting Through the Fence

We like to keep up with Freddy next door. We find a brisk jog up and down the fence as we bark keeps us all entertained as we catch up on the latest news.

Monday Mischief: Super Bowl Dreams

We are getting our Patriots fleece ready for the big game.

Ice Puddles

We went out on Wednesday for our morning yard cleaning and Mom was fascinated with these frozen puddles she discovered. Our snow has disappeared, but we are still chewing on the ice.

Tell Her Nothing

We watch all those cops shows. You have the right to remain silent. She's got nothing on you. Don't confess.