It's Humiliate the Pups Time Again.

The pictures from last year turned out so cute that I thought I should revisit it. The problem is that they are older and wiser...and much less cooperative! So instead of a half a box of Milk Bones it took closer to a full box and the after effects on there poor digestive systems were not fun. But, here are the best of the best...

Still cooperating -

Completely done cooperating -

Christmas Memories.

Well, Christmas is over and I wish I could say it was wonderful but I would be lying. It was "mostly" great but no where in the neighborhood of wonderful.

I do have some good memories though and mostly they were captured on film. I forgot to bring the disc with the rest of the photos on it with me today but I do have this picture - I took it and framed it as a gift to each of my kids. It only took an hour and a half and half a box of Milk bone dog treats to get this picture!

Merry Christmas - From Rudy & Henry!

Too Many Pictures? Really? Can there be?

Henry - SOOOO freaking cute.


The Boys are learning to get along.


Henry is going to outgrow Rudy soon. Then the real trouble will begin!

A trip to PetSmart with the Boys or "The Great Weigh-In"

I have taken to bringing the boys with me when I go to buy their food. Mainly because I can and secondly because I think Rudy needs more exposure to other dogs. I like taking them there because there is a veterinary clinic on site and their scale is available even when its staff is not.

The first time I took Henry to PetSmart was on November 20th. Three days after we picked him up. He weighed in at a whopping 1.9 lbs. He was itty, bitty, to say the least. I am averaging a trip to PetSmart every 10 or 12 days now. Here are the results:

November 20th (pre-Rudy):

• Henry - 1.9 lbs
  

December 8th:

• Henry - 4.6 lbs
  
• Rudy - 9.9 lbs
  

December 15th:

• Henry - 5.4 lbs
  
• Rudy - 10.2 lbs
  

I can't believe that Henry has almost tripled his body weight since I got him. He was so tiny. He is still pretty small but he has also grown at least 3 inches in the length from the tip of his nose to the base of his tail.