So, we finally fixed the camera but then I wasn't feeling well...Life sometimes gets in the way of photography. These photos are from last week (assorted days). It doesn't look like I cropped them or anything. Bear with me - I'm feeling better and have started working with this weeks photos so I'll be caught up! Take care and keep cool.
Peace,
Wendy
Simon, Hennah, Bentley, Miles, Phoebe
Peace,
Wendy
Simon, Hennah, Bentley, Miles, Phoebe
Piper, Barnaby and Layla
Isabelle, Jackson, Miles, Satchel, Bo, Phoebe, Bentley, Koda, Lucy, Emma, Fred, Onslow, Estelle and Peyton.
Layla and Barnaby
Gus with his friend Spaulding in the background.
Aaron picking up poop deposits.
Jim, Mike & Aaron with pack members. Jim's being good and drinking his water!
Aaron with pack members escorting him to the rest of the staff.
Koda, Layla & Jesee
Isabelle & Simon
Simon alone.
Bo doodle, Barnaby and an unidentified golden retriever.
Satchel, Emma and Fred
Lubo and Lexi
Maggie, Simon, Miles, Barnaby and Lubo
Bo beagle
Baxter, Mollie, Gus and Harry
Lady
Maggie and Phoebe - both doodles!
Jackson with Kacey C. and Barnaby with Peyton
Darwin, Jackson, Baxter, Bentley, Bubba and Layla
Darwin, Hennah, Satchel, Peyton, Jackson and Kacey
Jacko
Barnaby, Ella, Chewy, Satchel, and Estelle
Abby
Onslow & Emma
Darwin, Daisy, Braveheart and Summit
Tsuki (with a spit bubble)
Hennah
Summit play bowing to the gravel.
Bonnie & Clyde
ReillyHot, humid days of summer have arrived! One thing we always make sure of is there is fresh, cold water for the dogs to drink. Cari & Mike thought it could be great to show you the action around some of the water cans/bowls.
Please remember that when your canine gets home NOT to allow them to empty the water bowl. Excess water like this can lead to vomiting (usually shortly after drinking) or diarrhea (later that evening or the next day). All dogs have access to water - also during nap time. So, when your canine gets home give them a few ice cubes in the water bowl or just a half cup of water to start with. A short time later (say 30 minutes) go ahead and give them another half cup or a few more ice cubes. By this time their core temperature should be lowering and their desire for excessive fluids should be abating and you can return to normal watering practices.
Please remember that when your canine gets home NOT to allow them to empty the water bowl. Excess water like this can lead to vomiting (usually shortly after drinking) or diarrhea (later that evening or the next day). All dogs have access to water - also during nap time. So, when your canine gets home give them a few ice cubes in the water bowl or just a half cup of water to start with. A short time later (say 30 minutes) go ahead and give them another half cup or a few more ice cubes. By this time their core temperature should be lowering and their desire for excessive fluids should be abating and you can return to normal watering practices.
Summit
Braveheart
Isabelle
Isabelle again
Bentley
Maggie & Bentley
Hennah
Chuck
Summit & Gus
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