Bronson & His New Girlfriend Molly

We are so happy to have met Steve & Joanne in June 2008 at the Lake Bonavista Pre-Stampede Breakfast. Bronson is especially happy because he got the opportunity to stay at their home while we were away in Kelowna. It is nice to have new friends in Joanne & Steve. Thank you for job sharing with Dr. Norman in looking after our boy. We can't thank you enough.

Laurie, Dawson & Bronson




Not only is Molly beautiful but she is a celebrity. Check her out on the PALS video. Click on link below.


Pals

Talented Molly - We love you too Molly! Check out the Youtube video. She is everywhere!

Testing my Photography Skills on my Puppy

My Big Boys - Dawson - 5 years & Bronson - 7 months

They grow so quickly! I guess no matter how big they grow - they are still pretty darn cute. Soon it won't be cool to be cute though. Oh well.

Usual Car Ride

This is the everyday relaxin' car ride. It is hard to leave the big guy (Bronson) behind when you are tripping over him at the door. He loves the car~

The Beloved Chicken!

The chicken no longer has feet but he is still a prize. Bronson did get to choose his chicken at puppy classes because his mom chose the Number 7 - he loves this thing. Unfortunately, it is not as strong as his teeth.

Springtime Snow Puppy - April 19-20, 2008

This was an incredible snow fall. Beautifully white but not acceptable in April - however, if you are a Bernese Mountain Dog - Bring On The Snow Day!. I sure hope the pollution isn't affecting snow too much - Bronson can't eat enough of it.

Berner Walk - Tom Campbell Hill - Sunday, April 20, 2008

Good attendance with the frigid weather. 10 snow lovin' Berners!

The dogs did love the snow. I thought Bronson pee'd but it was in fact, the melting of his snow covered tresses. He had a blast. Bella was a trooper keeping up with the pack. Sweet girl!

It was neat to see Gus again - Big Boy! Bronson is a pipsqueak compared to his big brother. I still don't know who is older but it would be interesting to see if that played a factor in their differing sizes.