Sunday, March 28, 2004
A beautiful sunny, warm day! Perfect for a nice walk. Yesterday we went for a walk in the woods but it was muddy. Really muddy. And wet. We ended up back on the road and then went for a carride to the IGA. Yes, we are now entertained by much simpler things than during a fun-filled summer. A trip to the IGA wouldn't even tweak our radar in July.
Tess had diarrhea again last night. Third time this week. Cori is getting pickier about her eating but approved a new kibble this morning - Nutro's Natural Choice Ultra. She ate a whole cup of that and then a can of Nutro's Some Flavor or Another (whatever). Luci is fine.
Toby seems to be calming down a bit since he'smedicated. Nick is the same as always.
Forgot to tell you that we finally met "Little Man" last weekend. Eeek. Luci thought he was fabulous. He's black and sleek like her. She sniffed noses with him and wagged her tail and everything. A far cry from her normal treatment of non-greyhound dogs. Cori sniffed him a little but basically thought he was clearly a puppy without complete doggy etiquette in place. She will undoubtedly put him in his place sometime in the future. Tess barked and growled at him and was generally non-plussed that she might no longer be the baby of the family. That does not sit well with Tess. Right about when he was going to leave she was starting to get over the trauma. Maybe they'll be friendlier next time.
Tess had diarrhea again last night. Third time this week. Cori is getting pickier about her eating but approved a new kibble this morning - Nutro's Natural Choice Ultra. She ate a whole cup of that and then a can of Nutro's Some Flavor or Another (whatever). Luci is fine.
Toby seems to be calming down a bit since he'smedicated. Nick is the same as always.
Forgot to tell you that we finally met "Little Man" last weekend. Eeek. Luci thought he was fabulous. He's black and sleek like her. She sniffed noses with him and wagged her tail and everything. A far cry from her normal treatment of non-greyhound dogs. Cori sniffed him a little but basically thought he was clearly a puppy without complete doggy etiquette in place. She will undoubtedly put him in his place sometime in the future. Tess barked and growled at him and was generally non-plussed that she might no longer be the baby of the family. That does not sit well with Tess. Right about when he was going to leave she was starting to get over the trauma. Maybe they'll be friendlier next time.
