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Comment by Christiane on March 31, 2009 at 6:41pm

Hey Skeez,

My family was just visiting and I kissed my new boy. He liked it. I want to play in the mud, wish I could have seen you! Thanks for the tip about the bird. My human mom posted more photos and videos. I like yours, too.

Teggie

Comment by Melissa Bee on March 29, 2009 at 3:22pm

Hey, Teggie

I'm excited about you having let your humans spot you for their very own. You sound like a wonderful girl. I likes girrlz . . . well, an boyz too, but grrlz are prettier, in my opinion--I, however, am handsome!!! Which I hope makes the grrlz like me!! Momma sez "whatever!" You sound like you are already having fun and getting your human brother in line, as is only right.

How neat to live near the water. We has a lake about 2 mi from home wif a pretty good trail (the muddy parts are my faves--Momma is not so thrilled about them). Momma has also digged a 15x9' pond here--she says it's a garden pond, but I thinks it is my personal frog circus. I love to sneak up on them; I never have caughted any though because they have those eyes that look behind their heads! My angel sister, The Divine Miss Emily, pushed our dog friend Rachael into the pond last summer . . . it was funny, except for all the mud. Momma again was not very excited.

But this week I got the Mud First Best in Show award here, as I told you in my last note. I has to be on my best behavior for a while till Momma forgets I took a mud bath . . .

Sounds like you're going to be living in a home like mine: many species. I have been well-trained by Momma's goffin cockatoo--my nose is now a respecter of all fowl, large and small, even our chickens (I'd like to herds them, but Momma won't let me in their hen house).

Keep on sending us news and putting up your lovely piktures.

Skeez and his Momma, Melissa Bee (also my personal skwibe)

Comment by Christiane on March 29, 2009 at 3:10pm

Thank you Skeezix, you give great advice. My name means fair and blessed. My mom called me a little princess. Well, I am independent and a little cautious--not a bit shy!--don't want to look like a nutbrained boy. In fact, the boy who jumps me gets to learn what my teeth are for, snap! I'm pretty, which means I act poised and play nice. Love to cuddle! My new human brother is nice, he helps me out when I am too small to do it all. I trained him in five minutes, no problem.

The tris and fluffy are taken now, my family chose me a couple of weeks ago when the others began getting visited. It's fun on the farm, but I think I will like living on the water, too! I hear we will go fishing. Do fish taste like leaves or sticks?

Luv,
Teggie

Comment by Nicola Porter on March 29, 2009 at 10:24am

Wasn't there a black one that rolled over for a belly tub with your son.

Comment by Melissa Bee on March 29, 2009 at 10:20am

Hi, Teggie

We hope your visit with your humans today is lots of fun. We know that the family who's the right one for you will pick you for sure. They'll know you by your personality and how you feel about them as the weeks go by. In the meantime, play with your siblings when your humans aren't there. You'll soon be going to your wonderful forever home.

Mom said to tell you that she found me the very last day she was with all of us to pick me! She had been coming to see us a lot while we were babies, but I didn't tell her who I was till that last day, and then she knew for sure I was SKEEZIX!!!! And we went home and have lived happily ever after. She is especially good with the dog cookies . . . but she does "give" me baths, like last week when I was completely covered in mud. I don't quite understand why she calls it "giving" me a bath? Cuz it sure doesn't seem like much of a gift to me. Humans, you will learn, Teggie, can sometimes be impossible to figure out.
Skeezix and his Momma, Melissa Bee

Comment by Christiane on March 4, 2009 at 12:20pm

Yes, very wise, Shelly! My boy will love any puppy, but there will be one whose personality leaps up and licks his nose, so to speak. What I love about the Corgi personality is that they tend to all be so quick to make me laugh and love them, so I think we will do OK with any one of the three. My son showed the photos of the red one to his friends for bring you pet to school day, which was my distraction from his wanting to bring his lovebird to school--no way!!! LOL

Comment by Shelly on March 4, 2009 at 11:15am

Wow -- you have a tough choice. I'm partial to tris but just adopted a red (who by the way is a little troublesome). If your son is the one who will be really working with the new pup -- I'd let him choose (as long as the personality is a good fit). Good luck. No matter which one you choose, I'm sure your new addition will bring much fun and happiness to you family.

Comment by Christiane on February 25, 2009 at 10:21pm

Thanks, Tina, #3 does have a lot of charm! It will be fun to see her in a few more days...

Comment by Tina and Cooper on February 25, 2009 at 5:00pm

I love # 3,,,shes so cute ,,,thay all are,,,you cant go wrong, :o)

Comment by Christiane on February 24, 2009 at 8:00pm

Yes, we need all three. :) I think that, like yours, our little girl will choose us. My son has the final say, of course. Glad someone else validates that warm puppy smell I like so much. Thanks for the help! We may end up with another tri yet...

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