Three found puppies turned into adults - one of whom just recently departed me. His name was Chaco - after the canyon in New Mexico, people used to stop me and tell me he was the most beautiful black lab they had ever seen - he was! The second is what I call a Mexi-poo (which, when read between the lines, means Mexican mutt- SHHH - don't tell him) His name is Sipapu, pronounced SEE-pah-poo. Which is the opening in the floor of a kiva where the Pueblo people emerged from the underworld into the glittering new world. The third is Chiqui, a herder breed of unknown origin whose name comes from actually being "cheeky" but needed a bit more flair! Btw, Ann Telnares recommended you and I am delighted!
Our family currently includes two dogs: Sasha, a two-year old Lab-Heeler mix (we think), and Sage, who is three and possibly a Dutch Shepherd mix? They are both rescues. Dogs are the best. Say hi to Morris for me!
Hi Jason. I don't know where you find the time to do all that you do. I wish I could find the time to read all of it. I guess it's because I'm just too old. I'm a dog owner and really appreciate all the doggie stuff. Keep up the good work. Andy Donato
We have two dogs. The one my son wanted (some kind of mix that I take care of, naturally) and a standard poodle (that one is for me). They sit in the office while I work. The best coworkers I've ever had.
Three found puppies turned into adults - one of whom just recently departed me. His name was Chaco - after the canyon in New Mexico, people used to stop me and tell me he was the most beautiful black lab they had ever seen - he was! The second is what I call a Mexi-poo (which, when read between the lines, means Mexican mutt- SHHH - don't tell him) His name is Sipapu, pronounced SEE-pah-poo. Which is the opening in the floor of a kiva where the Pueblo people emerged from the underworld into the glittering new world. The third is Chiqui, a herder breed of unknown origin whose name comes from actually being "cheeky" but needed a bit more flair! Btw, Ann Telnares recommended you and I am delighted!
Jayme it sounds like you hit the absolute jackpot with dogs. They sound amazing! 🐶
Very glad you’re here, thank you for sharing this. I’ll be in touch about a competition we’re running for the book soon.
Our family currently includes two dogs: Sasha, a two-year old Lab-Heeler mix (we think), and Sage, who is three and possibly a Dutch Shepherd mix? They are both rescues. Dogs are the best. Say hi to Morris for me!
Chance encounters are what happens when serendipity meets reckless planning! Thanks for the shout-out and connection. Until next....
We are the proud guardians of a 5+ year-old rescue pup. His name is Harry—we assume because he has a lightening-bolt-shaped white patch on his head.
Harry is a very sweet dog, which is good because he is large (70+ lbs) and very strong.
Harry is an excellent name for a dog-- especially a boy wizard dog. Love it!
Stay tuned- I'll be sending a link for a special competition we're running in conjunction with the book.
Lance (the unknown breed) and Windy.
Hi Jason. I don't know where you find the time to do all that you do. I wish I could find the time to read all of it. I guess it's because I'm just too old. I'm a dog owner and really appreciate all the doggie stuff. Keep up the good work. Andy Donato
Thank you, Andy!
I'll send you a link to a fun competition I'm running for the book soon.
Does being a dog-uncle count?
It definitely counts! I’ll send you a note privately
We have two dogs. The one my son wanted (some kind of mix that I take care of, naturally) and a standard poodle (that one is for me). They sit in the office while I work. The best coworkers I've ever had.
Love it! What are their names?