Punkin
Punkin in Dec. 2003. Every where I go there's that..... d#@$ dog!
Punkin puts up with a lot of stuff from Ian.
The Queen of the house needed a pillow - which
just happened to be my slipper
Every body likes a good roll... right?
Punkin certainly did! Hi-Stand's Star Commander - a.k.a.
"Buzz" Buzz at 14 months. The line up for the criminals - I still
haven't figured out what they did!
If revenge could be plotted!!
Buzz in July 08 - going a little gray.
Buzz's Elvis impression - it's really cute
when both he and Ken do the "Lip Thing"
Do you think this was a hint at Buzz
wanting me to buy him a bed just like Sparky's? Under a Rebel Moon - a.k.a "Shadow" Ian and Shadow
The ball, I know she's gonna throw it, really
, I KNOW IT!
Coming home from the checkup at the
vet! Happy dog and happy child.
"the ball, my
ball, MY
ball, MY
BALL!!!" Otis or as I call him - Sir Otis Lixalot He is a rescue picked up from an Interstate access
ramp. He came to us with numerous medical needs (the usuals plus a nasty
skin condition). He's integrated himself into the family real well.
He is the typical Boston Terrier - it's never a dull day with him. As you
can see below - he figured out how to get up on the desk bench and cuddle with
Ian while he was playing on the computer. He's almost as obsessive about
balls (and his humans) as Shadow is about any toy he has (even if it's just a
stick). We adopted him from a local city animal shelter.
He'd originally been picked up because he'd been hit by a car. They were
going to put him down but the vet examining him said he'd survive. So they
started minimal treatment. I saw him on Saturday, Oct 13th, and he seemed
very sweet, kinda shy, and in need of a bunch of cuddling. When I went
back the next day (Sunday) to volunteer at the shelter we were told that his
last day would be Tuesday. Well.... I adopted him on the spot. You
can still feel some of the ridges on his skull where he had some really bad road
rash from the gravel he skidded in. And I believe that he's had some eye
damage from that too as he doesn't seem to see accurately. Which is why I
refer to him as my "passel of Prickliness". When the big dogs get excited
they have a tendency to ignore his presence and step over/around him.
Despite all that he's a good addition to the family and we love him bunches.
His biggest nemesis is Shadow (big boisterous Lab) and it's really funny when
Sparky tries to say "hey, I'm here" by nipping at Shadow's back legs - all he
gets is a mouth full of black fur which he then has to try to spit out.
Chasing Varmints is a hard job
Uh Oh! It's that flashy thing! I hate the
spots it leaves on my eyesight.
They gotta make that tail of her's a lethal
weapon.
From front to back - Otis, Sparky, Ian and Punkin
- this is what happens when you sit on the floor.
Missy
Couch Potatoes Extraordinaire
Click on the pics to the right and get
the full size ones. These were taken 7/12/08.
Sparky - the passel of Prickliness
Although Punkin and I have taken the past
several years off of competition - here are some pictures of up competing in
Dog Agility. Also here is the link to
OKPAWS Agility Club of which I am a member.
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