1) We have an extra puppy in our home right now. His name is Donner. He's not staying with us for permanent, but just until he gets adopted.
2) We've been going on walks again. I was on an exercise diet for 1.5 months, but Mom figured some light walking wasn't going to kill me. Yes, I'm still limping sometimes, but it comes and goes. Mom is still curious as to why I'm limping and we were supposed to get a referral from our vet to go see a specialist, but because of #3, we haven't been able to yet.
3) We moved to a place with CARPET andddd SO MUCH SPACE!!!! I don't have to back up everywhere anymore. I can actually turn around! I'm still afraid of the slippery floors in the dining room, but its so much better than before cause she got me some special rugs!!
4) Mom made a new toy investment! I had killed most of my squeakers in my squeaky toys, because they are my favorite. I saw how many she bought last night, but she only gave us ONE last night! (In her defense, she did also buy 2 new toys a few nights prior, and I snuck in the bags and pulled the toys out before she was even done unloading the bags! She had to take them from me to cut the tags off..)
5) She gives me lubbins whenever I ask her to and she is patient with me over the slippery floors and she turns Donner out of the way when I can't get past him to get to my food bowl and she gives me treats and she takes me to meet and greets and she endures my bad breaths and she says she loves me more than any other doggy that comes to my house, forever.
How about some videos?
Characters:
So there's me, Phil, the big, white, Greyhound.
There's Donner, the big, brindle, Greyhound (who is looking for his forever home).
There's Noodles, the "husky", long, Dachshund. (Aunt Courkie's dog)
And there's Judge, the teeny, tiny, smallest dog in the house, mini-Dachshund. (Aunt Courkie's dog)
Here's a video of mostly just me with my new chicken. We had to hide it after this video because Noodles is a little vicious with toys and Mom didn't want this one to have such a quick life.