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Peter Belisi (0 comments.) said in June 27th, 2008 at 9:39 am    

Could be worse, the puppy could have eaten the pens!

Matt Urdan (19 comments.) said in June 27th, 2008 at 7:30 pm    

Tricia, just remember one day you’ll be fondly remembering these days and wishing you had an “on” switch. ;)

All…I’m catching up on my comment replies. This is in response to the comment you left following my second Arte y Pico Award!

Hey Tricia, it’s my pleasure….Yeah, we definitely must go rafting sometime. When can you get away from your blogging? I’m a trip leader now, I can take you down the river.

Sheila–Thank you very much. Trust me, you are doing all of that. Yeah, every once in a while it’s necessary to mix it up a bit. Fortunately, “meanderings” are such an integral part of my blog. ;)

Mariuca, you completly rock! You’re too kind and so very generous!

Jennifer, my pleasure. Any time you need help with anything, just give me a shout.

Amy–Who was it that said “and good will towards men?” I don’t think it was Tiny Tim.

Suzette thanks for both the congrats and for the well wishes in the BotB…I couldn’t buy a win right now.

Buddy–I just adore dogs. Read my post under “Classic MTMD”: Year of the Dog: Remembering Buffy, Mookie, and Duke.

Cheers everyone!

Jean-Luc Picard (384 comments.) said in June 28th, 2008 at 10:29 am    

A puppy is so lively!!

RennyBA (61 comments.) said in June 28th, 2008 at 4:50 pm    

I guess there is no off switch, but a long walk might do you both good :-)

Wishing you a great end to your week!

Eric (2 comments.) said in June 28th, 2008 at 7:33 pm    

Ok, call me terrible, but if you are desperate, give this a try. I tablespoon of peanutbutter applied to the roof of a puppy’s mouth is as close to an off switch as it comes. They’ll be working for a while trying to lick it off, and will even give you a chuckle or too. (Be safe, and make sure it’s not too much to choke them).

J Pash (1 comments.) said in June 29th, 2008 at 2:39 pm    

Why didn’t you let the puppy out while you were in the garden? A few hours of “helping” you dig and he would have been out like a light!

John Christopher Tervolds (0 comments.) said in June 29th, 2008 at 5:40 pm    

When I first got my Min Pin, he was a complete lunatic. After a few months, though, he settled down, both because he was getting used to his new environment and simply because he was getting older. We started training him at 3.5 months and he’s pretty much an angel now. At least in our eyes… :)

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