Minion Pups

I certainly enjoy dressing these pups up and Caesar is a part of the pack so he gets to join in on the fun! This year, we went with a Minion theme. They weren't exactly pleased but they were good sports about it. After all the torture, they received lots of treats and praise! Love these pups!

Camping

I'm not much of a camper but we decided to spend time in the great outdoors. Of course the dogs loved it. They stretched out in the grass and leaves and got nice and dirty. At least they enjoyed the feeling of freedom. I couldn't let them loose because they would likely take off but we used extra long leads. Caesar is the only dog that can be trusted off leash and he loved to rub it in the other dog's faces.

Doggy Pool

Buddha has always loved swimming. I finally found a place that let's him swim in a pool with no chemicals. He had a great time and it's helping him lose the extra pounds.We plan on going again and it was quite a workout for this big boy!

Lazy Day

From couch to bed to floor, these guys know how to relax.

Halloween For Three

After a lovely walk through the park, the boys dressed up for Halloween fun! This year I decided to dress them up as....well I'm not entirely sure. I liked the idea of putting ties on them and found some fun hats and a mask. They are used to dress up time with their mom so this was nothing unusual. The only difference was that Caesar was a part of the crew this year. A three pack! Caesar has fit in very nicely. Simba adores him now. I love it. Happy pups!

Welcome Caesar!

Caesar is my boyfriend's ten year old Cockapoo. He is an absolute sweetheart. He was introduced to my pack and we knew immediately that we would have to hire a trainer for Simba. Over the years, Simba had developed fear and aggression towards certain dogs. We don't know what triggered this in him but nothing has worked in the past. So I was very hesitant and anxious to introduce Simba to Caesar. We worked with an excellent trainer for several months and he noted that I added a great deal of stress and fearful energy to the pack and it fueled Simba. I learned a great deal about myself during Simba's training and feel that we all benefited in the end. After just a few weeks, Simba accepted Caesar and everything in the house normalized. I can't tell you how stressed I was during this transition. I kept thinking that Simba would attack and kill this poor pup. I couldn't live with that kind of guilt. But we did it and I am proud of myself, my boyfriend and all pups involved! Welcome Caesar!

Sleeping Simba

He's just so darn handsome. I love when he is sleeping and at peace. Over the years he has become a bit of an anxious and fearful dog so when he relaxes it warms my heart.