Wednesday, January 2, 2019
Tonight's picture was taken in December of 2002. It was Mattie's first Christmas and in his cute red onesie, he was doing what he loved best.... attempting to walk. Mattie never crawled and forget about tummy time. Mattie did not care for either, but at 8 months he desperately wanted the freedom to walk.
Quote of the day: New Year’s Day… now is the accepted time to make your regular annual good resolutions. Next week you can begin paving hell with them as usual. ~ Mark Twain
Since Peter and I both came back home sick, we decided to board Sunny two more days until we could stabilize. Today we picked the boy up!
Sunny was edgy and whining when he first got into the car. His whining was excitement to see us. The beautiful part about Dogtopia, where we board Sunny, is that they text message me daily updates on him while we are away. In addition, there is a webcam I can access on the internet to see Sunny for myself.
Sunny goes on a hunger strike when we are away! They all have his number at Dogtopia and they try to coax him to eat with all sorts of goodies.
Because I know Sunny hasn't been eating well, I brought him a doggie bowl with cut up ham from our New Year's Eve dinner. You can see that he had NO problem eating that.
Within a few minutes, we went from anxious and stressed out dog to happy dog. Before coming home, we took Sunny for a walk at Episcopal High School. I just love the grounds on the campus, and so does Sunny. He was thrilled to be out and about and sniffed and marked everything in sight.
Peter was playing with Sunny in the school's enclosed dog park. Sunny was having a great time running around and chasing Peter.
Sunny maybe 7 years old, but he can move like the wind. We joked that we had a power walk today with Sunny in the lead!
Tonight's picture was taken in December of 2002. It was Mattie's first Christmas and in his cute red onesie, he was doing what he loved best.... attempting to walk. Mattie never crawled and forget about tummy time. Mattie did not care for either, but at 8 months he desperately wanted the freedom to walk.
Quote of the day: New Year’s Day… now is the accepted time to make your regular annual good resolutions. Next week you can begin paving hell with them as usual. ~ Mark Twain
Since Peter and I both came back home sick, we decided to board Sunny two more days until we could stabilize. Today we picked the boy up!
Sunny was edgy and whining when he first got into the car. His whining was excitement to see us. The beautiful part about Dogtopia, where we board Sunny, is that they text message me daily updates on him while we are away. In addition, there is a webcam I can access on the internet to see Sunny for myself.
Sunny goes on a hunger strike when we are away! They all have his number at Dogtopia and they try to coax him to eat with all sorts of goodies.
Because I know Sunny hasn't been eating well, I brought him a doggie bowl with cut up ham from our New Year's Eve dinner. You can see that he had NO problem eating that.
Within a few minutes, we went from anxious and stressed out dog to happy dog. Before coming home, we took Sunny for a walk at Episcopal High School. I just love the grounds on the campus, and so does Sunny. He was thrilled to be out and about and sniffed and marked everything in sight.
Peter was playing with Sunny in the school's enclosed dog park. Sunny was having a great time running around and chasing Peter.
Sunny maybe 7 years old, but he can move like the wind. We joked that we had a power walk today with Sunny in the lead!
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