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**CutesBoots**
Thank you for the kind comment! I am very excited and you're right, it has been a long time coming. It's amazing the amount of patience this process has taught me, in fact the whole things seems surreal. We are getting a keeshond male puppy and he will be coming home the following weekend. I am busy trying to prepare everything as best as I can. Still no name yet, we are waiting until we see him and can find something that we agree on.
How is your sweet poodle doing?
My sweet boy
Re: **CutesBoots**
Wow, that is so exciting! Keeshonds are such sweet fluffy dogs. There was one around in our last obedience class. I'm sure you'll have so much fun with him.
Haley is doing well (aside from failing her last obedience class).
She still has a fair amount of "puppy" in her. Unfortunately, it's much harder to teach "don't jump on strangers" in the winter when we encounter fewer people on walks. We're entering her in a frisbee competition this weekend. My expectations are low, but it should be fun.
Oh, and she loves the snow. She does this little dance where she prances around in it and jumps. And she likes to dig her little nose into it to sniff, and it comes up covered in snow.
Thanks, I'm sure we are in for some fun and crazy times ahead.
Have fun at the frisbee tournament! I'm sure you will get there with obedience, they don't have a long attention span when they are puppies so it can take longer.