Today a group of twelve corgis from two countries successfully circumnavigated Lake Padden in Bellingham, Washington without war breaking out.  Could this be the solution to world peace.  Maybe all owners should  take their corgis for a walk to promote peace and harmony.  We must try this soon in Vancouver, BC.

There was no discrimination in regards to breed, colour, age, height, tailed or non, able bodied or not.  Just a pack of dogs out enjoying the day.…

Our adventures this week took us to the top of an old, favorite trail in the Seattle area, Mt Si. A standard conditioning hike for experienced hikers and a challenge for newbies.  We have done this one once before, in the rain, so decided that with a sunny day ahead to brave the crowds and the heat and see the view that everyone raves about.…

We felt like we were on top of the world this week.  That is, until we looked behind us.

I am finding in my roamings that many people are under the impression that shortness is a disability.    I need some witty come backs to set the public misconception about corgis straight.

Yes, my corgi can make it to the top.  I bring him because my husband can't(words out of his mouth) or won't.

Yes, my corgi did make it all the way…

Many in the pacific northwest are obsessed with the search for big foot.  We, however, spend our weekends trekking the trails in search of Al, the Great Mountain Corgi.

This weekend we bagged our first peak.  So, Al, if you are out there, watch your tail (oops) I mean, little corgi butt.  We could be right behind you.…