Tap Dancing Corgi

This is a really adorable dancing Corgi, dancing for his noms.  Turn the sound up and enjoy.

http://youtu.be/yD3yVwC0fjg

Fair Weather Friends

Normally my dogs are brave pups.  However, they really hate stormy weather. 

Especially THUNDER.

There are times that the dogs impress me.  A workman (STRANGER) may be in the house and if the STRANGER gets a little too close to me, the dogs will jump into action.  They will get between me and the STRANGER and growl.  However, don't let it  THUNDER.  

Then you are on your own.

Last night, I could not find Serenity anywhere.  It had been THUNDERING and she usually hauls it to the basement and hides out in one of the bedrooms downstairs.  Not last night.  I found her in my backroom office where she moved several boxes around and got herself under the desk.  She finally stuck her head out and looked at me as if to say “is it safe yet?”  Amazing how a medium sized dog can move boxes around and get herself into a small space under the desk.  Emma, on the other hand, sits close at hand and growls every time it THUNDERS.   STRANGERS beware. 

Fatty Fatty

Poor puppy.  If there were five bowls of food on the floor, Emma would try and get to all of them.  The picture of the Corgi to the far left looks like Emma. 

The Many Breeds of Corgis??

see more dog and puppy pictures

In honour of the Royal Wedding

The wedding finally arrived.  In honour of the Royal Wedding, what is more British than Pembroke Welsh Corgis.  Here are several photos I found on the web of Corgis dressed for the occasion.  Check out the special Corgi Cake that was made in honour of the Wedding (Freeview HD).

Royal Guards 

Princess Corgi 

Prince Corgi

 The Freeview HD corgis celebrate with a Guinness world record cake (world's largest dog cake).  Note the large dog's necklace (Prince and Princess photos). 

Queen for a day

Opps, the real Queen and her princess pups

Ah, another royal Corgi

Time to blow your coat

Spring.  Time for the dogs to blow their coats.  Especially my Siberian Husky, Serenity.  It is a shame because in the Fall and Winter, Serenity has the most beautiful thick and soft hair.  All those layers of thick undercoat.  This explains why she can lay in the snow and sleep on the couch on the back porch during the winter.  However, as the weather warms up, the shedding begins.  It almost looks like winter wonderland in my house.  Dog hair everywhere.  Falling out.  I have sheets on furniture right now to keep the hair-tastrophy from spreading everywhere.  She is not allowed in the bedroom because of all the loose hair.  We have been brushing her several times a day.  Does she like it?  Of course not.  Serenity does not like being brushed.  She will sit for a while and unless we keep praising her, she runs out the dog door.  The picture to the left is an example of one day's worth of hair.  Only a few more days to go. 

Knick Knack Paddy Whack

I swear, this is going to be Emma's new theme song.  I have never seen a dog so obsessed with food as she is...she is going to explode one of these days.