Storm Stories - CSM's DogBlog

Storm is our 9-year-old (in February 2011) German Shepherd Dog (GSD). We bought her from a well-known breeder of working GSDs in Wapakoneta, Ohio, as a puppy and she's been a joy ever since. This is where I hope to tell her stories in pictures and humor as well as new stories when we get her a little sister or brother...hopefully this summer ;) If you enjoy her stories, there are a couple on my other blog, Common Sense & Random Mania found at http://musicmomma62.blogspot.com/
Showing posts with label winter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label winter. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 22, 2011

Happy Birthday, Pretty Girl!


Today is Storm's 9th birthday. She's had an average day. Got up. Slept a lot. Went to the park with Daddy. Got extra turkey in her dinner and extra cookies (Milkbones) for her dessert.
 She's been hyper in spurts for the past few days, though. She really wanted to go for a ride with me Friday and wasn't happy when I didn't come home until Monday. She was pretty excited when I got back, but wasn't sure why I had to leave again this morning.





But then, she doesn't get the whole "go to work" thing. After all, our lives should be totally fulfilled just spending the day with her, right? Lazing the days away, playing with her toys, enjoying life.


Who could ask for anything more? *sigh* It's a dog's life, after all.

Happy Birthday, Pretty Girl!
 

Thursday, January 13, 2011

Branching Out


I've been thinking about it for quite awhile now, so I've decided it's time to get on with it and just do it. It's time Storm gets her own blog. After all, she's not a musician and sometimes, although she's brilliant, she doesn't always have a lot of common sense.

 
For instance, this week has been incredibly cold, but Storm is a snow dog. The whining is anywhere from hysterical to annoying and we continually have to tell her it's too cold for her to stay out long. She invariably comes in limping from achy muscles, joints, or footpads, but after a bit of a warm up she's begging to go back out again. There's no point in telling her it's too cold or she's too old. She sees the snow and she MUST go out! And if you do tell her it's too cold or she's too old, you'll get the same response:

a sad look from beautiful brown eyes and a heavy sigh.