It says its your Birthday so Happy Birthday!
David and Elvis

hi nancy! hi owen! i think ein might have some sable in him after browsing owen's pics :) though ein's mostly red & white he has been getting black hairs on his back and they're getting darker on his forehead! owen has such great markings :)

Thanks for the comments about Le-Le. There was a blog discussion 'pembrokes versus cardigans' back in April/May under Basic Breed Info. I searched under the forum section and found it. Might want to look there if you want other members see as the difference between the breed.

Everyone is always commenting on Wally's paws too! He definitely does the lunge and pet me routine when he wants people to say hi. He's already knocked over a little boy [thank goodness he and his mom just thought it was funny] but i really don't want him to injure anyone as well. I already have a difficult enough time trying to get him to walk w/o tripping me. We'll most likely end up enrolling him in some time of puppy training class, so if i learn anything new about how to make him heel, I'll be sure to pass it along =]

thats too bad... but no i havent been there yet, i hope its nice though....

still goin to Normandale playdate?? took gunner to his first one the other day, he was a shy guy dint leave daddys side for a while till he found a girlfriend :)

I tried both my guys on raw food. Did you know a dog could shudder? Wow they gave their opinion. The funny thing is they both love raw beef bones. Esp. ox tails. The diet I pickup was chicken though, and the only option was that or lamb. Henry has already given his opinion on lamb.
I'm afraid to make my own. What if I left out something they really, really need? I know cats have a requirement for a specific amino acid or they'll go blind. Do dogs have any requirements like that? Someone told me to pick up a book, but how do I know they're correct in their choice of ingrediences? What if I made my boys sick. Worry, worry, worry.

Ya i cant wait to see what Gunner does around that many at once :)

then meats like beef heart, tripe, liver or cooked chicken are good...as for veggies grated raw carrot, chopped parsley, tomatoes, cooked green beans, or baked sweet potatoes, these are all vitamin A-rich....also cottage cheese and raw egg yolks are good.. as for fruit things like apples and bananas are great.. :)