I can't believe it's been over 2 months since I last posted. I have been very busy and time has just flown by.
I did enjoy the snow we had a couple of week ago. It was so deep that it covered me completely, and I had to jump like a lamb to get through it. We all went sledging and had great fun. The snow clung to my fur in snowballs but I didn't care. As soon as they'd been cleaned off me, I went straight back out for more!
I have a new friend. His name is Toby and he's a 4 month old Pomeranian puppy. He was a bit shy when we first met but within minutes we were playing and we didn't stop til he had to go home. The picture above is of me and Toby - dont we look happy?!
We have started clicker training and I'm really enjoying it! Now I understand better what my family are asking me to do. I have learnt lots of tricks. I can sit, stay, down, rollover, give paws (both of them!), beg and do "high 5". And someone once said I was untrainable!
I still attend training classes and really enjoy it, as does my mum. We are thinking about joining an agility class when the weather improves a bit. My family say that I am mostly a very good boy, although I sometimes have selective hearing when it comes to recall. They also say that they want to work on my behaviour around the chickens so that when Summer comes maybe we can all be in the garden together. I can't help it, I just find the chickens soooooo exciting, especially when I run at them and they flap about.
I've been with my new family for almost 6 months now. They say they are so glad they found me and I won't let on to them, but actually I feel the same!
I did enjoy the snow we had a couple of week ago. It was so deep that it covered me completely, and I had to jump like a lamb to get through it. We all went sledging and had great fun. The snow clung to my fur in snowballs but I didn't care. As soon as they'd been cleaned off me, I went straight back out for more!
I have a new friend. His name is Toby and he's a 4 month old Pomeranian puppy. He was a bit shy when we first met but within minutes we were playing and we didn't stop til he had to go home. The picture above is of me and Toby - dont we look happy?!
We have started clicker training and I'm really enjoying it! Now I understand better what my family are asking me to do. I have learnt lots of tricks. I can sit, stay, down, rollover, give paws (both of them!), beg and do "high 5". And someone once said I was untrainable!
I still attend training classes and really enjoy it, as does my mum. We are thinking about joining an agility class when the weather improves a bit. My family say that I am mostly a very good boy, although I sometimes have selective hearing when it comes to recall. They also say that they want to work on my behaviour around the chickens so that when Summer comes maybe we can all be in the garden together. I can't help it, I just find the chickens soooooo exciting, especially when I run at them and they flap about.
I've been with my new family for almost 6 months now. They say they are so glad they found me and I won't let on to them, but actually I feel the same!
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