Haha oh my gosh it sounds like Ollie is just like Ted too! Such a ham!!!!

I wish I could have gone to Sally's to pick Ollie up. We had him shipped to us! I thought it would traumatize him completely but Sally told us that if any puppy in his litter could handle it, it was Ollie. He was apparently the most dominant of all of the pups, and it definitely shows today! And she was right, as soon as I got him off the plane, he acted like nothing had happened and was ready to play and explore!

Camden is certainly growing up to be such a handsome boy! They grow so stinkin' quick. :( And I definitely understand the withdrawals, it's like every time I leave Ollie and go out of town I feel like I can't wait to have a break from him and his antics, but as soon as I'm without him I start missing him like crazy. I've boarded him at the doggie daycare I worked at and still would call 4 times a day to check on him. They steal your heart without any mercy!!!!

Hope to see you at the Illinois Corgi Picnic!  Last year was great fun and lots of good food.  We got lots of donations for the shelter there as well.

I noticed you are from Normal , IL.  Next year you should come to CORGI-CON.  We had the first CORGI-CON May 19th this year.  It was at the Urbana Dog Park.  That is not too far for you.  We had 23 Corgis, so I plan to do it again next year.  Here is the link to the details from this year's flyer... http://www.mycorgi.com/events/corgi-con-in-east-central-illinois

Hope to meet you October 14!

Lisa

And about the chewing, I know your pain! Ollie was a SUPER chewer up until he was a year and a half old. He couldn't sleep on a bed or he would tear it to shreds if we looked away for a second and had to sleep with blankets for so long. He would destroy every and any toy we gave him in a matter of minutes. We even spent like $30 once on one of those fancy "tough toys" thinking he could keep it nice since they are hard to destroy, and he managed to chew it to pieces in only a few days. Thankfully though one day he just kinda stopped. Now, he treats his toys like babies and carries them around with him and cleans them and brings them to bed. We finally trusted him enough to buy him a nice bed, and he's had it for about 6 months now without so much as a rip to it!! Hopefully Camden will grow out of it too! I know it was a nightmare not being able to leave Ollie alone out of his crate without coming home to everything being destroyed. Now the crate is non-existant! :)

Haha so funny!! Ollie actually tried to be friends and play with my mom's cats, and ended up with a big scratch on his nose, so he too isn't a huge fan of cats. And he's smart and willing to learn, but about as stubborn as a donkey. Usually when you call his name he'll start walking over to you like he's excited and then quickly turn away and ignore you. I bet they'd get along so well together!!

Aww I knew it! They look so alike! It is so cool to see one of Oliver's brothers. I bet they are very similar in personality too!! Oliver is VERY smart and sweet, but he is a brat through and through and always gets his own way! 

Hello! I see that you got your beautiful Camden from Denning Farms in Iowa! That is where we got our amazing boy Ollie! He is out of Polly and Ted, could they possibly be brothers?? They look an awful lot alike! Would be cool to find Oliver's siblings!