Mirrors can be deceiving. Especially if what you see in the mirror looks to be a wonderful friend.
A short blog about a long dog
This is a short blog about a long dog. This dog lives with a newly-wed couple, living far from home. Herbie is one of the best behaved dachshunds of all time, as long as he as the complete, undivided attention from both of his parents.
Wednesday, October 6, 2010
Weaseling
Herbie was the cutest puppy. He was so tiny and small. Then, out of nowhere, his nose grew like Pinnochio. Except for he can't talk and at that time, we didn't think he could lie. Know I am quite certain that he does lie, but that is another post. His giant snout looked ridiculous on his tiny body.I was so mad when he nose grew. Where did my sweet baby puppy go? He looked like a little weasel. He acted like a weasel too. And he love the name Weasel.
Friday, May 8, 2009
It started in August
Herbie was born in Colfax, California on August 11, 2009. He was gently raised from birth by private breeders in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada Mountains. Rewind to March 2008. Hamilton discusses future plans with Chrissy's parents. Chrissy's parents reacted favorably to the idea of marriage. In offering advice, Chrissy's parents recommended that Hamilton get Chrissy a dog to ease the in transition of moving west. Herbie was born on Hamilton's first day work. Chrissy had picked out Herbie's name in advance. Chrissy held each dog, knowing that she would know Herbie from the second they met. Shortly thereafter, Herbie joined the Decker-Callison family. His life as a spoiled rotten dachshund then began. In the first few months of his life, Herbie visited wineries and stayed in luxury hotels. He made three trips on an airplane to meet his grandparents in Oklahoma. He made two emergency trips to the vet and countless trips to the frozen yogurt shop. This is his story and the story of his parents.
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