Tuesday, October 23, 2012
Caption This #258
Looking forward to your captions in the comments.
Monday, October 22, 2012
Sunset Walk
The weather was absolutely gorgeous this weekend. The pugs took full advantage of the nice weather and on Saturday evening we went to one of our favorite parks. And by chance we just happened to be there at sunset.
Friday, October 19, 2012
They’re Everywhere!
So which is weirder, dog beds in the car or dog beds in the bathroom?
Thursday, October 18, 2012
Extra Tired
For the pugs, FL living means they do things backwards. They practically hibernate in the summer because of the heat and they play all winter.
For Benjamin, Henry & Luna, Fall in Florida is an in between season. Some days it is still to hot for them to go out and do much and some days are perfect pug days. We have had a few perfect pug evenings recently and when the weather is right we always jump on the chance to take a long walk or head to a park. Since the pugs have been hibernating all summer they are super excited to get out and about, but they are still getting used to the extra activity. Therefore, we have had some pretty tuckered pugs on our hands.
Wednesday, October 17, 2012
Trading Spaces
A year ago, Benjamin was relaxing in a chair in the Smokey Mountains, enjoying the crisp mountain air and playing in piles of leaves like he did when he was a puppy.
This year, he traded his seat in the mountains for a lounge chair by the pool.
Both very different, but both are still great seats.
Monday, October 15, 2012
More Good News
Luna's 3rd sonogram revealed that the mysterious spot on her bladder is 95% gone! We are very relieved with the good news. The thinking is that the inflammation was caused by cystitis. We have to keep an eye out to make sure this condition does not reoccur.
While Luna has been on antibiotics for almost a month, her cough has not cleared up. This has me very concerned because I was thinking that she also had some type of infection in her chest. We decided to do another chest x-ray to take a look at things. The spot on her lungs was still there, with little to no change since her last chest x-ray a few weeks ago. Since we know more about the bladder now, our vet is diagnosing this as bronchial disease. She has been put on medicine to help with her cough, but there really isn't anything we can do to cure it. It is more of a maintenance thing.
While bronchial disease is not great, it certainly is better than a collapsed trachea. Sol's trachea issues have me super concerned about trachea issues in Benjamin, Henry and Luna and I was very glad to see that the x-ray showed that Luna's trachea is in tip top shape.
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