Sunday, January 23, 2011

Newest Family Member


Cali - the Maine Coon! She is in Bronson's Berner colors so I couldn't pass her up! Love her to bits and hopefully Bronson will soon!

Sunday, September 20, 2009

November 2008

Okay so it has been a really long time since I have logged onto this blog to make any additions. I figured it was about time since it has been almost a year. Yikes. I don't even know who looks at this but it helps me keep a log on the growth of my big guy Bronson and I suppose my other little guy too. Love them both! Although they still seem to get a little jealous of one another like brothers.


Monday, October 27, 2008

The Birthday Bash






Sunday, October 26, 2008

The weather was cooperative for our great turnout - for siblings we had Bronson (of course), Gracey, Gus, and Hazel - just two boys and two girls. Sorry you couldn't make it Sasha! Fun was had by all. Very cool that Bronson and Hazel are twins - we found another set - Gracey & Gus! Have some great photos of our wonderful celebration to share with you. Great dogs with their great masters!

Laurie

Thursday, October 23, 2008

Happy First Birthday Bronson!



Happy Birthday Bud! Happy Birthday to Gracey, Gus, Hazel & Sasha!!!! See you on Sunday at 11:30 am!

Thursday, August 21, 2008

Great photo of the trio - Sasha, Bronson & Gus




Thank you Mary for sending me some great photos. The trio, Bronson & his pink elephant, and Gus going swimming. So cute!

Tuesday, August 19, 2008

Meet Sasha and Gracey!






We found 2 more sisters to add to the clan - Bronson, Gus & Hazel. Very neat to see the differences in the pups. Unfortunately Gracey could not make the playdate on Saturday, August 16th and Hazel's parents were in Europe but I will post a couple of photos of these guys.

Left side - Top to Bottom - Gus, Gracey & Bronson
Right side - Top to Bottom - Sasha & Hazel

Monday, August 18, 2008

First American Holiday - Hope, Idaho










Well, it was a great holiday - 7.5 hrs in the truck there and back - 16 days in a place that was bliss! We had a couple of minor mishaps - lost Bronson for 5 minutes when he decided to chase a deer. He was so good; learning to play frisbee for a good 15-20 minutes. We knew that he would be excited to see a deer so we put him back on his leash. We figured he would forget about it having not seen it for a good 10 minutes. "NO!" Here I was thinking he had been such a good dog in the trailer, campsite with other dogs and now I have lost my dog. I really didn't think we would find him seeing he ran into the brush after the deer - all I recall is seeing this Berner butt running as fast as his legs could take him after this deer. It's not like he could ever catch it. Ended up we only lost him for 5 minutes. The other mishap was Bronson dragging my poor Dawson for about 3 seconds. Of course, he saw a
deer
and just needed a closer look. Dawson had the leash on like I do - the harness. We were not walking far but it was far enough for Dawson to get some pretty nice road rash to go with his other scars. It seems the right side of his body is clean of scratches but the left side has taken a beating with learning how to ride a bike and seeing the other boys riding over jumps - yikes. I guess live and learn.

We met some great people while we were away. Catherine and Bruce missed their puppies so they had no lack of company with Bronson and Dawson wanting to invade their space every time we walked by their campsite. They were the sweetest though and didn't seem to mind.

We also had a brief meeting with another Berner friend. We met Webster - a 6 year old Berner. The poor guy wanted to play with a little bear cub the previous day, probably thinking it was another Berner so his family brought him out of their truck to meet Bronson after we finished up at the Sam Owen Fire Station pancake breakfast fundraiser.

Overall, it was a grand holiday. Nice to take a break from city living and the chaos that you experience in everyday life. We loved seeing Bronson in his new life jacket and his new ski rope leash. He did look like he could pass as a boat when Dawson had the leash - supervised closely but far enough for me to get a cute photo. One other thing we learned is that Berners are not natural swimmers but I guess I have to give the guy a chance before I panic he is going to sink like a stone but he sure does look like it.