I got myself a very cute miniature daschund puppy few days ago. Actually, The breeder and I has been talking about me giving one a home for about month. I finally got him last Saturday. He has been bundle of joy for me also keep me busy. He have so much of energy that he actually worn me out. Poor guy... He spend a time in crate few times a day because I need to go out or nap. He has been a good sport but sometime, he would get back at me by hiding for pretty long time while I call out his name or squeeze his favorite toy which is plush blue dog with that little plastic thing that squawk as I squeeze it. I named him Shill to honor my deceased grandparent so I figured that it's a good way for me to remember my favorite grandparent.
Monday, May 25, 2009
I got myself a very cute miniature daschund puppy few days ago. Actually, The breeder and I has been talking about me giving one a home for about month. I finally got him last Saturday. He has been bundle of joy for me also keep me busy. He have so much of energy that he actually worn me out. Poor guy... He spend a time in crate few times a day because I need to go out or nap. He has been a good sport but sometime, he would get back at me by hiding for pretty long time while I call out his name or squeeze his favorite toy which is plush blue dog with that little plastic thing that squawk as I squeeze it. I named him Shill to honor my deceased grandparent so I figured that it's a good way for me to remember my favorite grandparent.
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Congrats! He's a cutie.
hes soooooo cute i like mini dogs like that! :)
awe... puppies always get me.
Hi Jarom,
You dog is so adorable! I'm happy for you.
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