Thanks Hughie. For the record though, my gift caption referenced the ram horn, not the chart

Dizzy loves that ram horn. For the record, he did give the chart a good sniff and a lick as well.

Such a range of emotions on that handsome face!

wpskier222 wrote:

Dizzy loves that ram horn. For the record, he did give the chart a good sniff and a lick as well.

I assume he can smell his own psychic energy.

He's huge and such a handsome boy!

Just for confirmation is that 4 locks I counted on the door?

seattlesibe wrote:

Thanks Hughie.  For the record though, my gift caption referenced the ram horn, not the chart

Oh, LOL, I didn't even connect them, I just thought it was a very nice chart you did! Don't mind me, I may be part husky.

Ha! Noted.

seattlesibe wrote:

Thanks Hughie.  For the record though, my gift caption referenced the ram horn, not the chart

By the way, I've started referring to you as 'uncle Jeff.' You're officially Dizzy's uncle

I wholeheartedly accept.

Cute pictures!!

Haha, I love how dogs react to human- and animal-shaped sculptures. Diz looks like he's trying to figure out why the sculpture doesn't smell like a person.

When we took Layla to Dog Mountain in Vermont she got really interested in the sculptures of a human and two dogs in front of the memorial chapel. She put her ears back and wagged her tail and started pulling toward them because she wanted to say hi!

capellalayla wrote:

Haha, I love how dogs react to human- and animal-shaped sculptures. Diz looks like he's trying to figure out why the sculpture doesn't smell like a person.

When we took Layla to Dog Mountain in Vermont she got really interested in the sculptures of a human and two dogs in front of the memorial chapel. She put her ears back and wagged her tail and started pulling toward them because she wanted to say hi!

That is such a cute image you just put into my head. thank you.

I don't know if Simon has meet a statue yet. I might need to go find one.

There was a really cute video going around of a border collie trying to get a sculpture to throw a stick for it. Dizzy could tell this wasn't quite right but wasn't sure why...

wpskier222 wrote:

There was a really cute video going around of a border collie trying to get a sculpture to throw a stick for it. Dizzy could tell this wasn't quite right but wasn't sure why...

Haha, I've seen that video. I worked on a clip show for Animal Planet last year so I've pretty much seen every funny dog and cat video on the Internet. I'm still trying to figure out if that's a good or a bad thing, lol.

Here it is: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q8DiOthAKek

Link tried to play with a sculpture of a baboon at the zoo the other day. He kept play bowing and woofing. It was pretty cute.

In Dizzy's video I just imagined the "doom doom, doom doom" in Pink Panther cartoons as he cautiously sneaks up on something, ha.

What a cute little Dizaster buddy.

That big crash sound happened at the exact perfect time. There is an old railroad car close by and a little kid was playing and knocked something over. Silly pup

I had to share a little brag today. In our obedience class today, Dizzy was not trying to play with every dog in the room, and was relaxed enough to lay on the floor. This is kind of a big deal for him. Little bud might be growing an adult brain!

That is fantastic! Yay Dizzy I think any of us that have taken our dogs to any sort of class can understand how much of an accomplishment this feels like!

As a side note - I am so impressed with how clean he is! Orion is no where near that white   

Thanks Olivia! He looks a lot cleaner than he is. It's been almost a month since his last bath, and that's a long time for me! Ha ha. It did rain last week though, so that might have something to do with it.

He looks like such a puppy in those pictures

Ha ha. Whenever he acts up, I say he's still a puppy. Then people ask me how old he is, and I tell them, "13 months, with the brain of a 3 month old."

I just love when they have those big paws where the legs and the paws are the same size... He has cankles if you will hahaha But adorable fluffy cankles!

wpskier222 wrote:

Ha ha. Whenever he acts up, I say he's still a puppy. Then people ask me how old he is, and I tell them, "13 months, with the brain of a 3 month old."

I should start to use that. Layla's pretty well-behaved at home, but lately when we've been traveling she's started acting like a big bratty teenager. And she's developed a disdain for older small dogs ...  

Anyway, congrats, Diz!