Mary and Tom adopted one of our puppies, Yogi Bear, who was and maybe still is the biggest male puppy of the litter. He also had the longest hair and was clearly the "fuzziest" puppy. They also adopted one of the kittens, also a black color, and named her Bell. Below is a letter from them about how the two are doing.
Bell & Yogi lounging (above)
Yogi Bear (above and below) pondering the water
Hi Candice and family!
Here are some photos of Yogi and Bell exploring their world. Things are going really well and they are getting along (mostly) well together. I still have to be careful that Yogi doesn't try to play to roughly though...I don't think they realise that they aren't the same species. Bell licks his head (and cleans his ears) and when Yogi wakes up he arches his back like a cat. I think we are creating a new breed of cat-dog here.
Here are some photos of Yogi and Bell exploring their world. Things are going really well and they are getting along (mostly) well together. I still have to be careful that Yogi doesn't try to play to roughly though...I don't think they realise that they aren't the same species. Bell licks his head (and cleans his ears) and when Yogi wakes up he arches his back like a cat. I think we are creating a new breed of cat-dog here.
The vet visits have been going well and there were no worms or anything. The vet tried to tell us that we had been lied to about Yogi's age on our first visit! He is a lot bigger than these photos now that I think about it...these must be a few weeks old, he is losing his puppy-ness quickly! We are actually thinking about coming down to Langley this weekend to visit friends so if you'd like it we could stop by for a little reunion.
Mary and Tom
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