To Themselves

Oh OBP, how I’ve missed you all!  I was just getting caught up on all the fun of the last couple posts.  I’ve begun the last year of my masters program (while working full time and still trying to be the best pugger momma ever!) so the schedule has gotten prrreeeety insane! 

Henry, you look like you are having a blast in that tunnel…bet it took a lot of energy and some leisurely sniffing was certainly in order after that!

Have missed you all and was so happy to have my morning with OBP again…a day doesn’t start normally without it!

XOXOX, Baxter, Cole, and their tired momma!

I love how in the first picture, Henry sort of looks like a panda bear. His face anyway. Sometimes it’s best to have someplace all to yourself. Love the dog park.

My family needs some prayers again if you have extra to spare. My sister and my Dad have a very young 8 year old yorkie named Frank. They found a tumor in Frank’s stomach on Saturday and it isn’t operable. He is not in any pain right now and if you didn’t know he had cancer, you wouldn’t think he was sick. He is still running and playing and eating and drinking and peeing and pooping. The difference is that he gets winded a little quicker now b/c the tumor is pressing on his diapragm just a little bit. Other than that, he is like normal.

They are going to watch signs for him to be uncomfortable and or in pain and at the first sign, they will put him down. But Frank (Uncle Frank according to Pip) is full of spit and vinegar and we’re sure he has A LOT of time left. But prayers are still needed. My sister was crying of course but my Dad was too and it was so sad. Frank is his buddy so it’s really extra sad! :(

Thanks OBP family! Love ya!

Pug Hugs to all from Gina & Pip!

Even without any other activity, I’m sure the pugs had a great time exploring and sniffing.  After all sniffing is their way of “reading the news”.

Gina, of course prayers are going up…for Frank, your sister, your dad and you.  I can see all of us OBP people in a circle surrounding you with love.

Sue VDB:  “Reading the news”  Hahahahaha, love it!

Your visit is so reminiscent of our dog park visits!  Either we are the only ones there—Where is everybody?—or they soon leave.  My Sophie & Lulu aren’t much either for playing & charging around on their own, so they too do a lot of sniffing & standing next to me.  Not too exciting!

Oh my, the pugs look happy and like they are having tons of fun. We have a fenced yard and our three go out to “do theire thing”,bark at the stupid little dog next door who starts it all!! She turned our then four in and we had to prove they were up todate on shots and then siged up at the polise station!!! When we didnot sign up GiGi (she is asleep in the back yard under a lot of ocks. I was afraid they were going o make us remove her so they could be sue.

Gina I know how hard the decision is but it is one of the last gifts you an give Frank when the time comes.

Gina and family

Thank you everyone so much for your nice comments. It really means the world to me. I knew I could turn to everyone for comfort. Thank you Thank you!

Corrine I signed up to get the daily blog with my new email and it said I would but have not received it can you help

Gina, of course, prayers for you all…

Heather, you go girl!  Take a nap every chance you get!

The dogs that left have no idea how much fun they missed