Boundless Energy

Ofelia loves to run circles around the apartment. I can't imagine what it sounds like to the neighbors downstairs, her rapid pitter patter. She gets so excited. She's actually at her most annoying when she's excited. She jumps and barks and nips, and when I try to discipline her she thinks it's a game. Then it makes me laugh and she goes running off again.

I finally got my first post-college job. And once I've saved enough money, I'm going to put Ofie in herding classes. I already have a woman with a farm who will help us out. I'm really excited. I have these daydreams of Ofie being the greatest herding dog in history; traveling the world and besting all of the competition. haha. We'll see. I'll probably never be able to keep up with her.

She was 11 pounds at her last check up a week and a half ago. I think she'll probably be around 25 lbs. full-grown. Part of me wants her to be a puppy forever; and another part wants me to watch her blossom into an adult.

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Comment by Lil' Guinness on September 22, 2008 at 9:03am: I hopefully get to take Guinness (my corgi) to some agility classes! It looks like a lot of fun and I heard that they are really good at it!

Comment by Sam Tsang on September 1, 2008 at 4:13pm: he he he.... Congrats on your new job!

Comment by Geri & Sidney on September 1, 2008 at 3:49am: That's so cute. When Sidney runs around like that it sounds like a herd of short-legged buffalo. Good luck with the herding, and congratulations on the job!

Comment by Kristen on August 31, 2008 at 10:46pm: You sound jujst like a parent. When my kids (the people kind) they were almost most annoying When they were getting along and having noisey fun! I remember with the first being excited with each new stage and then with the second wanting to hold them back as a baby forever. I love the puppy stage...and I don't even mond the potty training, but, I love the maturity and calmness that being an adult can bring. Good luck with the dream...