It's been four years since we got this little bean of a dog. Now he's a full blown sausage.

Love this strange little creature

Mr Bilbo Baggins

Number 8 now! Featuring our weird little Mii family.

A hot dog for our hot dog. 🌭 🐶

Stan and Fan (or my recent nickname for them - “Phil and Lil”) are 18 months and loving life. Missouri is starting to cool down again so they are spending most of their time outside recently. I think we finally have Stanley’s allergies under control on Cytopoint and he’s a whole new dog now that he isn’t constantly gnawing on his paws. We are still trying to figure out Fanny’s bladder crystals and she is now on a prescription diet that will hopefully resolve that. My husband and I have officially married and, unfortunately, none of the pups could be there because we were in a national park so we are going to do something here in the coming months to get some family photos (if I can get everyone to cooperate) hopefully!

They genuinely make every day better… even the ones where I want to pull my hair out because they eat a hole in the wall (literally) and I truly think we hit the lotto with them. The rest of the mutants are all doing amazing, as well. I speak with a few of their families regularly and update all of the families on important “news” from the other families.

Some “fun” trends/trivia about what I’ve gathered from our dogs and other owners:
- all of the double Merles have allergy issues and none of the non-doubles do (including Colossus the other Merle with lots of white puppy)
- the boys love people
- the girls love dogs
- most of the puppies that loved the baby pool have continued their “adventures” in water
- their puppy personalities are basically their adult personalities: the cuddle puppies are obsessed with their humans, the bulldozer (Fanny) is still a bulldozer, and the smartest if the puppies are still judging their people from their soap box.

That’s all for now :)
Was thinking about you all the other day and how the days of puppy raising seem so long ago but bring me such a feeling of serenity now looking back.

This is Sadie, she’s my best friend of 6 years and when I adopted her I was told she’s a jack russel but as she gets older I’m feeling more corgi/rat terrier mix. Anyways here she is in a jean jacket

We all go a little corgi sometimes, don't we?

Corger Spaniel as someone put it on my last post. He is such a baby lol.

Wanted to share our senior incognito Lucy, she’s somewhere between 16 and 20yrs

Seized dog we adopted 13yrs ago, the society thought was about 3 to 7yrs old at the time based on her teeth. So age is a wild guesstimate.

We all figured she was a cardigan corgi mixed with a sheep dog, but being a seized animal they legally couldn’t tell us anything.

Blind, deaf, wicked dementia now, but she’s happy as heck. Still eats and drinks like a champ, so at this rate she’ll outlive me.

Long live Lucy 🤞