Dog Tales : Sam, Chewy, Kaci, and Cody
The tales, trials, and tribulations of some very spoiled dogs.
Tuesday, October 07, 2008
Monday, March 19, 2007
Hello Cody
"There's a new
I realize I have some pretty big shoes to fill with Sam being gone and all. But he did pass on some words of wisdom to me; "The greatest risk in life is not taking any".
I'm not sure what that means yet, but I think it has something to do begging for food whenever possible.

Kaci just loves having a full-time playmate. She's like my big sister and maternal guide all in one.
I was born December 21st, 2006 into a Veterinarian's family, adopted (briefly) by a great family out near Multnomah Falls, and taken home in February 2007 to live with Kaci and Sam.
People tell me I'm a Newfy/Lab mix "just like Chewy" (whatever that means). I weighed 20 pounds at my last Vet visit and bets are that I'll be a 65-85 pound guy when I grow up.
Sam - In Memoriam (Oct 1994 - March 2007)
After 13.5 years, Sam decided he was too tired to keep up with the next generation. He passed on everything he knew about manners to Kaci and spent some quality time with new puppy Cody. We will miss him.
He was our first dog upon moving to Portland and was the most loyal and well trained.
"Golden Bear", "James Blond" and "Sammy" were some of his nicknames.
Very few knew his name actually stood for "Surface to Air Mutt", a name alluding to his owners prior military experience.
He amassed quite a large vocabulary, forcing his owners to frequently spell words; such as "W-A-L-K" and "P-A-R-K"; to avoid unnecessarily raising his expectations.
When asked of his greatest accomplishment, he would simply reply "Outliving Chewy".
Thursday, November 09, 2006
Thursday, June 08, 2006
Monday, May 15, 2006
Introducing Kaci : Day 1
Hi!
I'm Kaci.... a Leonberger puppy born on April 23, 2006 in Estacada, Oregon and adopted May 13, 2006 by my family in Portland, Oregon.
Here's a web log of what it's like to be a "Leo" growing up in Portland.
This is "Susi". I'm teaching her to fill my food dish and keep me entertained at all times.

I've discovered you can learn a lot about things by simply chewing on them.

This red ball is little tough to control on hills.

Whew! That's enough playing for one day....
Time for some Hedgehog dreams.























