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Tag Archives: puppies2018
Day 52 — Manifest Destiny
Weekdays tend to be busy for the humans. Playing with MUNI always happens, but grabbing a camera to capture a cute moment (or two or two hundred) sometimes gets overlooked. Today MUNI showed fearlessness in following the adults out of the … Continue reading
Day 51 — Gone in 1/60th of a Second
Today I learned that MUNI is faster that a speeding flash camera! She loves the morning play session with the pack, While the adults focus on food or something a human is doing, MUNI bounces around the kitchen, biting tails, … Continue reading
Day 50 — Establishing Favorites
Our 7-week-old girl has been inundated with play toys and unleashed to roam the kitchen. She approves. She romps and plays, but her favorite discovery is the communal dog pile in the Hide-a-Pet under the butcher block. She has loved … Continue reading
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Day 49 — Developing a Personality and Fitting In
At the end of her 6th week, MUNI is definitely becoming more than a cute blob! She started the day looking for playmates. She’s willing to share her toys! Mother Zenith has always been comfortable nosing MUNI around and reacting … Continue reading
Day 48 — We’re Back
We returned from our quick Seattle trip about 4 and spent a bit of time getting reacquainted with the pack, including MUNI. We enjoyed the cute MUNI stories told by Tony, and very much appreciated his babysitting. Tony allowed his … Continue reading