I believe we are finally well around here. Hopefully we can keep it that way for a while! I just read a very
interesting article from the New York post. It's written by a journalist who was assigned to study exotic animal training. She took the positive training ideas and applied them to her life. She has now written a
book about the whole experience which I can't wait to read. I find myself absolutely fascinated by the intricate way we can change and shape behaviour of everything and every person we interact with. I first stumbled across Karen Pryor's book called "Don't shoot the dog" (which seemed prudent advice at the time--dealing with another dog, not Molly) years ago. I have been slow to really incorporate the principles into all aspects of my life but it has changed the way we parent and interact with each other for sure! Anyway, I hope some of you can be inspired, too.
Puppies are healthy and growing. They are starting to interact with each other a bit (more than just piling on top of each other). Rustin commented last night, "They look like dogs now!" Very cute.
Two of the little girls, "Mo" and "Sparrow" resting on their brother
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Oh I can't believe how cute and cuddly they look-- it is all I can do to keep myself from driving up to steal them-- too much dalmation movie (just came out Tuesday and Chase is on constant repeat!)
Oh, Kim!! I'm so sorry to hear your family has been so sick ... we spent 3 weeks in January trying to get everyone in our house well! We had a little bit of EVERYTHING plague us - I thought we would never be among the living again!!!! Hope everyone gets back to perfectly healthy soon :) Your pups are completely adorable!! Love seeing them grow and change.
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