I just saved a bunch of money on my car insurance by switching to Geico! ... Okay, not really. My parents pay for my car insurance and we already have Geico. BUT~

That breeder that I was looking into? Amazing. She's a small breeder-- been showing/breeding Corgis for 18 years and only has had 6 litters. 5 champion dogs! Tests for vWD, eyes, hips, and even heart condition. I was simultaneously glad to hear she doesn't overbreed but also very disappointed because I figured I wouldn't be getting a corgi from her. Guess what! She has five 4.5 mo old puppies she's been looking to place, and may have one last litter in early spring. She said she's turned down 3 homes because they weren't suitable for corgi puppies, so I was a little worried that I was going to fail her test. We wrote NOVELS of emails and still are writing, but she said, "Your living situation isn't the perfect one for a Corgi but as long as you realize that he will need a great deal of time spent with him and a lot of activity, you should do just fine." Yaaaay! Guess who is getting a corgi? That's right. It's me! And I don't have to travel 4 hours one way to get one. I can visit the puppies, too! I'm so happy. <3

I don't know whether I'm getting a new puppy or an older puppy; I'm perfectly fine with either (but of course I want the younger one.) I do consider you guys' opinions in even if I don't reply to them, lol. Someone even pointed out to me maybe Waffle won't be a red/white corgi puppy, but an adult tri... Deep down, I already knew that, and am considering the possibilities. He won't, however, be a she, because I don't want a female dog and won't buy one. I think the only "must have" in my search is that the dog I get be a male and not a female. I don't think that's an unreasonable want... Is it? :|

Anyways, if I do get a tri-guy, I can't very well name him Waffle unless he has a very small amount of black. I need to think of a name for him... I thought of "hexane" but then decided "Octane" would be a better name. Still thinkin' on it, though!