Can We Do This Again Tomorrow?

Oliver was tickled that it was Saturday. I think he must have thought we were on vacation again! He attended doggie daycare three times this week...and just like children, he would have much rather been at home with mum.

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bethann d said…

what a cutie.

Wed Jan 11, 09:21:00 AM EST

bethann d said…

how big is he? Missy is about 13 pounds ( a rescue w lots of issues, i don't think i would rescue again without doing a lot more research into the dog's behaviour issuess, and Bella is FAT at about 18-20 pounds)my dtr feeds her waaaay too much, but she has the BEST temperment in the world, you can do anything w her.

Wed Jan 11, 09:26:00 AM EST

Unknown said…

Hi Bethann! Oliver is a little boy! He is now full grown and only weighs around 5 lbs. He is even a little bit smaller than Clyde was. Poms breed size has a wide range - from 3.5 lbs all the way up to 16 lbs. I had one female (Clyde's Sister - Bonnie), and she weighed more than he did...from the same litter, she was 8 lbs. Oliver is still young tho and if I don't quit feeding him little snacks he is going to be a little chubby boy!

Wed Jan 11, 09:30:00 PM EST

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