Just know we will fill you in when he attempts something crazy, stupid, fun or just him.

This will allow me to invest in the other blogs and have more time for the pups. I know you 'get' it!

Life is a wet Dawg at times. What the hey does THAT mean?

It is important for me to have a dog lay on their back to allow me to groom them. It may not be important to others especially if you semd them to the groomer.

Lately I have been cleaning up the dogs in a big way. Our backyard looks like it has no grass and it is strictly mud. I guess way too many days of wet above zero has really killed the grass. We still have rain in the forecast.

I look forward to deep freeze so the dogs don't track in mud and come in seriously mud packed. It's really hard keeping them clean.

Our son washed all the floors first thing this morning and tonight its as if he didn't do it. I take a white towel to walk on and dry the floor and its not white any longer.

Are you lost in the mud woes too?

What a day of fun and play this is.

Mommy will pay as she will have a lot of muddy feet. When will the mud go away?

He can be a true character at times.

This was good for Truff as he hadn't a clue where we were going and had a blast and then came home.

But he sure likes the comfort of their big old couch with lots of pillows.

Plus Auntie Lynda gave him a treat and he was in love. hahahaha

Brushing after they get wet eliminates knots even if you let them air dry. Just make sure your house is warm. You do not want to give them a chill.

Me I had everyone in my grooming room/laundryroom combo. Yes my laundryroom is my grooming room and I had blowers going pointing every which way while they waited their turn.

Truff thought I was nuts.

PS: Truff has got a bit of drive lately to yank the retrieved toy out of Spice's mouth and he wins many times. Now that is new. I guess he figures she's all show and no action. hahahaha

Nah, he will adjust... honest. About 2 minutes later he was running around like a banshee.

Coats do stop those snowballs but you have to put them on. Coverage, ease of movement and a quick off and on is necessary, imho.

It's been hell day when you consider how many times I rinsed mud off and dried the dogs and forget about the floor.

We won't talk about that and my white - ooops brown towels as I walk and yank on them across the floors.

But they do make me laugh and laugh. How about you?

He's also decided that he snuggles at night and then goes off to lay next to one of the dawgs not me.

Sniff....

Here Andy was yanking at his face and he was just smiling at him.

What a good natured boy he is!