SNOW BETTER DOG!

Here I am in snow up to my ... once I got out there mom had a tough time getting me back inside. It was a romping good time!

DOG HAIKU

I lie belly-up

In the sunshine, happier than

You ever will be

I sound the alarm!

Garbage man - come to kill all -

Look! Look! Look! Look! Look!

How do I love thee?

The ways are numberless as

My hairs on the rug.

Look in my eyes and

Deny it. No human could

Love you as much I do.

I am your best friend,

Now, always, and especially

When you are eating.

I LOVE MOM'S FIG TREE!

The fig tree smells SO sweet and delicious! Sometimes mom will break off a twig and we'll play fetch ... at least until I decide to chew it up. There aren't a lot of figs this year so the birds will probably get them once they get ripe. Sometimes I'll eat one, but I really just like to roll around in the leaves!

WHAT'S THAT SMELL? SMELLS LIKE FALL!

It's been very cool here in the mountains. Yesterday I think I even smelled someone using their fireplace. I'm really enjoying staying outside, especially in the early mornings.
This picture is from last fall. I had a lot of fun rolling around in those leaves. I'm looking forward to it again this year. Maybe my mom will rake up a pile for me to jump into! (Mom are you reading this?)

PAWS FOR PESTICIDES

This is my friend Charlie Hunt (his momma is Bonnie). Charlie accidentally walked on a lawn that had been treated with chemicals. It burned the pads on his paws. The vet wanted to put him on steroids and give him antibiotics, but his momma decided to wash his paws with warm salt water and buy him some little kid's cotton socks to wear.
Charlie is doing much better, but I just want everybody to be aware that pesticides and chemicals put on grass can really hurt your pet.
There are MUCH better, more natural alternatives to keeping your lawn beautiful and pest free. Please consider your pet AND the environment when using anything on your lawn.

Leo says, "THANKS!"

GROANER

A man took his Rottweiler to the vet and said to him, "My dog's cross-eyed.
Is there anything you can do for him?"
"Well," said the vet "let's have a look at him".
He picks the dog up by the ears and has a good look at his eyes.
"Well," says the vet "I'm going to have to put him down."
"Just because he's cross-eyed?" says the man.
"No, because he's heavy," says the vet.

WHAT WOULD LEO SAY?

DOG ONLY NOSE