Well, Bella's stomach is full of tasty Thanksgiving delights and she is racing around trying to catch her tail. On Monday, Bella went in for her 8 month comprehensive exam and she weighed a whooping 6.8 pounds. I am happy to say she is as fit as a fiddle! We also purchased her Xmas outfit for this year's Xmas card...(B already feels embarassed for her!) I cannot wait to start photographing her...I will make sure to post some pictures of her once I can get her to settle down a bit~
A friend of mine just lost Cici (of seven months)...and another friend lost Riley (of 8 years), a couple of weeks ago. Both Riley and Cici entered their world providing unconditional love and affection. As for their untimely passing - may fond memories of your beloved pet warm your heart always. I am so sorry for your loss D and B~
Please visit Riley's Spirit By Bayn ~You are gonna need a tissue~
"...what we have enjoyed, we can never lose ... all that we love deeply becomes a part of us." (Helen Keller)
Well, Bella is a trip. Every day she enlightens us with her spastic evening runs - running like a mad woman up, down and around the house, chasing her tail...(what is up with that!) and constantly wanting human touch. She may as well be glued to us...oh, she would be thrilled with that. Over the past 7 months, she has earned a few endearing pet names such as:
Bucktooth, little bimbo - this, I have to get a picture of soon
Turdblossom
PiTA (Pain in The A#%)
Everyone Favorite Nightmare
Little Bell from Hell
I am sure she will earn quite a few more names - more soon to come!
So far so good - Bella went to the molding then quickly retreated when she saw Poppy... For the past few days she has been good. Oh, forgot, she pooped on the kitchen floor. What's up with that? I cannot figure her out.....I know, I know, she is still a puppy (only 7 months old).
Well, Bella finally did it...She chewed on the corner of the floor molding last night. She was reprimanded and sent to her crate for the evening. This morning she was timid and tentative and we thought....Hey, maybe she learned her lesson.
Then guess what...she did it again!!! My husband did not hear her for a minute this morning...went around the corner...and there she was, nibbling on the molding. Needless to say, she was sent to her room to think about her actions….How much do you want to bet she does it again…Anyone want a dog?