Miss Sissy's First Birthday is May 27th

Happy First Birthday Miss Sissy!

The Plan:

1) Bathe Sissy

2) Walk Sissy until she is exhausted (This way she will be too tired to rub the "clean" off)

3) Take the pictures before she catches her breath

It worked!

Yogi at West Point Lake

Snow Day

Miss Sissy Yogi Bear

Grady Baby

Thanksgiving Day Blessing

UPDATE: Grady Baby is doing fine! He's back to his old self! Thank God For Our Blessings!! Grady Baby Survived A Traumatic Event. Grady Showed Up On The Porch Thanksgiving Day With An Open Wound. Every Time His Heart Would Beat Blood Would Spray Out! Blood Was Everywhere! We Thought He Had Been Shot. We Could Not Find A Vet On Thanksgiving Day. Russ Put Pressure On The Wound For About Half An Hour. Grady Was In Shock. We Did The Best We Could And Shaved Him Around The Wound. I Put Two Stitches In To Keep It From Opening Back Up. He Lost A Lot Of Blood. We Brought Him To The Vet Today. He Did Not Get Shot. He Is Doing Fine Today! We Don't Know What Happened. What Ever It Was It Was In Our Yard? We Have One More Thing To Be Thankful For. I Thank God He Is Still Here With Us!

Fall Fun!

Handsome Boy

We raked most of the leaves into a pile. This makes great fun for the four legged children. They absolutely love it. It's like a magnet. They have to jump, run, roll, and lay in them. They can't help themselves. I love to watch them

Miss Sissy (Faithwalk I'm Feeling Fancy) - My Fourth Aussie

First Conformation
That's one worn out pupSissy's Parents Phoebe & Rio

Miss Sissy is my only female, but she acts like she is just one of the boys. I can never get a good picture of her because she never stays clean! She is rough and tumble. She is kinda wild and crazy. I love her so much. She is sweet, funny, and has a wonderful temperament. I got her out of Fairburn, Indiana. She is AKC registered. I plan to show her. The breeder I bought her from said that if she is like any of her siblings, she should be a little future Champ. My 10 year old son is her handler. She has won Best in Breed and Best in Group at her first show in Columbus. How exciting.

Yogi Bear - My Third Aussie

Yogi Bear Yogi's Parents Bonnie & Bossier

Too Cute!

Beautiful Eyes! That's What Sold Me!

Yogi is my pride and joy. He is at my side no matter what. He is the most well mannered boy and vocal. He likes to talk to me. He just wants to please you. He can just look you in the eyes and can tell what you want. Smart! I drove all the way to Campbell, Texas to get this dog. He's big. They make um' big in Texas. He's the Herder and the Frisbee catcher (when he feels like it). I wouldn't trade him for the world. He's NSD registered.

You Can Visit My Friends Frank and Carron Prigmore at http://bdhaussies.blogspot.com/

Grady Baby - My Second Aussie

Grady BabyGrady Five MonthsYep, I kiss my dogs!Grady Baby

Grady was my savior after Cowboy disappeared. He has a mind of his own. He is really clumsy, and a goof off. He is AKC registered, but neutered. He has had so many medical problems. Ever since he was a pup its been one thing after the other. I love him to death. He is as sweet as they come. He is a runner and fast too. He loves stuffed animals. One thing I think is funny about him is that he eats lying down. He got that from his mother. She did that too.

Cowboy - My First Aussie

Cowboy was my first Aussie. He was the smartest dog. An escape artist, you couldn't keep him fenced in. He would figure out how to flip latches, open doors, and scale fences. He disappeared from our little country home in 2006. We never saw him again. Even with a microchip, there was no sign of him. It was like losing a child. I still have hope that one day I'll receive a phone call saying, "Hello, we found your dog!" I hope that who ever has him and where ever he is that he is happy, safe, and loved.