Fran loses a molar

By Beth

As usual, Fran had picked something up and was chewing on it.  I thought it was just a piece of paper as she loves to play in the toliet paper.

I told her to drop it but she wouldn't so I opened her mouth to get it out and to my surprise I find the below:

My baby has lost a molar.  I've found teeth before but never a molar.  This one is going in the scrap book.

Holiday Party

Early in January all the puppies and furraisers got together for our annual holiday party.  It's to celebrate Christmas and New Years.  All the pups were there and then some.  I had fun playing with all my siblings and all the others too.

We did a little obiedience training outside and it was really warm.  I didn't want to pay attention though.  How can they expect me to want to pay attention when all my friends are there???  My furraiser had to put me in the middle of the circle so that I could be successful at my commands.  I already know all this stuff, I just wanted to play.

After that the furraisers got to go inside and they all ate.  We even got a special doggie cake just for all of us.  It was so good, I ate mine in almost one bite...BOL.  They then did gifts for all the puppies.  I got "Happiest" puppy.  Of course!!!!  We all had photo ops then.  Below is a photo of all the pups currently in our group:

From left to right: Kelly (furraiser Kayla), Baity (furraiser Gabriela), Brandon (furraiser Allie), Patti (my sister, furraiser Nancy), Penny (my sister, furraiser Ray), Emilee (my sister, furraiser Liz), Me (furraiser Beth), LaDelia (furraiser Pam), Clarice (furraiser Sandy), Rosie (furraiser Kaleigh), Oakley (furraiser Amy, her brother is in this picture)

UPDATE: Waffles November Report

Waffles continues to do well in her training. 

The schools comments were:

Waffles is a sweet, energetic girl.  She has a great work pattern in indoor environments; however, she seems to be easily distracted and lacks confidence in outdoor environments.  We are working on building up her confidence and work ethic, as well as working on her harness discomfort.  She enjoys playing with her roommates in the play yard and seems to have springs in her feet.  She is a happy girl!

I always knew that she was a very "aware" girl.  She loved to see everything and wanted to know what was going on around her and be a part of it.  However, based on the scoring, she is still doing well.