Mission Accomplished! I just love teaching my people how to give the perfect tummy rub! ~ Scruffy Pup

A chew toy, cozy blanket and curled up next to one of my people, what more can a pup ask for. ~ Bea Pup

When figuring out big problems like “Which chew toy do I want to play with?” “How much longer till supper?” When is the next imaginary whatchamacallit going to show up?” It’s best to snuggle against a comfy cozy blanket, the newer the better. ~ Bessie Pup

Bea, our My Margret said we were bookends. What’s a bookend?
I don’t know Scruffy, but she said in that soft gooey voice while she ruffled our ears so it must be something good. Go back to sleep. ~ Scruffy and Bea Pups

You know when you are roughhousing so hard that you both stop for a rest but you still want your big sister to know you are winning so you keep her pinned with your paw? Yeah that! ~ Scruffy and Bea Pups

My Margret, I know this is your favorite seat but I just “called it” so it’s mine now. Looks like we’ll be sharing it from now on. ~ Bessie Pup

It can be hard to find the perfect nap time stick. Found it!!! ~ Bea Pup

Cozy warm to the tip of my nose. ~ Scruffy Pup

SNORING!?!? I. Do. Not. Snore.
I do however breath deeply while sleeping hard after barking for 4 hours to be let out of my cozy crate so I could be ready to play with The People who are visiting us after they wake up.
My Margret, it took you a really long time to do what I wanted, I thought I had trained you better than that! ~ Scruffy Pup

(Note: It’s our family Christmas weekend and the pups had so much fun last night playing, cuddling, and asking for treats from the folks staying here that Scruffy did not want to settle down and go to sleep. After I got her up (luckily they are heavy sleepers because it was 4 hours of intermittent barking.) she happily spent the rest of the night snoozing in my lap knowing she could easily greet folks when they woke up this morning.)