Too cute not to share
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My mom sent this to me last week…so much cuteness!
Category Archives: Furry Critters
Kitty carnage
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Sometimes when Colby is sleeping, Jack will trot over and start grooming him. You think it’s all sweet and brotherly love like, until it turns ugly. Kitty chewing, wrestling and chasing ensues. It usually ends with Jack whining like a baby because Colby tackled him. Silly kitties :)
Tubby time
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Jack was bummed he missed out on Andy’s shower. He was hoping to get in on mine. Weirdest cat ever.
I think I’m in love
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I mentioned my mom and Paul will be getting a puppy in May. The lady who’s raising the pups posts weekly updates on her farm blog. This week she posted a video of squirmy, wormy puppies who can’t even walk yet. They are the cutest!
Video borrowed from the Good Shepherd Farm Blog. You can read more about the English Shepherd breed of dog here. My two dogs growing up were also English Shepherds, they were rescues from the National English Shepherd Rescue. They’re fantastic, smart, need a job to do kind of dogs. I’m so looking forward to meeting the puppy (but not having to potty train her). I’ve got my own little critter to potty train in the next year or so ;-)
Kelley Bug
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We lost our dog Kelley to cancer this week, she was 14. We adopted her a few years after we got our first dog Jessey. Jess was supposed to be my dog but ended up bonding with my mom. Kelley thankfully really did become my dog :) I remember picking her up from the Toronto airport and even with all she’d been through, we encountered a wiggly happy dog so excited to meet us.
Kelley was the goofy one. She’d bonk her head on things all the time and had such a happy go lucky demeanor about her. She wiggled and wagged with her whole body when we came home from school. She was so not a guard dog, she’d happily greet anyone who came to the house and make them feel welcome. Even non dog people seemed to warm up to her. She was so in tune with your emotions and would come right over and put her head on your lap when you were sad.
We’ll miss you Kelley! You were such a sweetheart :)
