Today was a golden for Daisy at Katie & Robbie's. Outside play was fun for everyone until bootis were missing.  Most pet parent time was outside conducting booti searches and inside putting them back on. 

Ever notice how dogs are always on the other side of the door............or do you suspect that is what they are thinking about us?

We stopped at the vet for a quick weight check. I am thrilled to tell you Miss Daisy is a perfect 50#.  She is short and petite even after many daily treats.

Happy New Year!!

I am starting 2014 with a "golden" sponsor. Thank you, Bob Hotte.

It's great to have a sponsor and a tree to bring in the new year.

This weather is stupid-cold. FM is hibernating and we are all couch/pillow taters. I've helping FM downsize stuff. I keep my favorite stuff right here so they don't go away.

I help make the bed and clean the dishes before they're washed. I'm supposed to earn my keep cuz my lazy sisters, Meggers & Heather are giving "hibernate" a whole new meaning.

I'm hardly ever naughty except for today when I got caught chewing on a poopsicle outside. Wow, FM can really sail through that door with no coat or gloves and drag me back inside. Since I don't know how to kiss, my circle round softened that little ooopsie. FM says she melts when I do that.

In case you haven't noticed, I love belly rubs, anywhere anytime.

Belly rubs happen after a circle round or just because I need attention.

Stay warm & safe in this stupid-cold.  Thanks for checking in with me.........Daisy.

Hey All,
It's been too long since my last update. Foster mom has been taking me places like RAGOM adoption events and then she got this crazy idea about taking my picture with other Daisy dogs. Yup, every dog below has my name. The 2 Goldens are adopted RAGOM alumni.

Miss Daisy has been busy since her last update. She is an excellent co-pilot in my SUV who never complains about my driving or sharing the seat with her foster sisters.

While breaking up a large branch that fell in our yard, I pulled a limb back, lost my balance and I fell backwards. Daisy was the only furbutt checking to see if I was ok.  She walked into my lap and covered me in kisses. Please note that Daisy does not give kisses during the day. She only kisses in the morning.  I was bruised and bleeding and Daisy stayed by my side until I stopped laughing and got up. The other 2 girls were a little confused, waiting at the deck door.

Daisy is social with people, kids and other dogs. She especially likes boy furbutts and smaller dogs but she ignored her spontaneous spouse at Paws on Grand.

The girls enjoyed cooling off at Golden Pond last month. 

Miss Daisy is completely house trained and paws at the door when she needs to go outside. She does the silliest thing: She & Meggers are in the small dog yard and after Meg has done her business, Daisy waits until I have a shovel and rake in hand, making sure I watch her do her thing so I will immediately pick it up. It's so cute.

She's initiating play with Heather, zooming inside and around the yards on her own or chasing Heather. Sometimes it's a golden pile with the 3 girls wrestling and playing outside. She's started chasing a ball and occasionally even retrieves it. Daisy is showing interest in stuffies and de-stuffing them. Her personality is beaming.

Daisy loves her walks and car rides. Daisy sleeps in our closed bedroom on a cool piece of paneling in front of a fan. Around 7:30 AM she jumps on the bed with kisses and snuggles. She understands "10 more minutes." and "Go back to sleep." That buys me extra snooze time, but I can't always count on it with the other 2 girls. Daisy would be fine all night on free roam. I only close the door so our cat, MiMi doesn't get on the dresser.

Daisy takes waits her turn and takes treats gently and is starting to catch them.

Daisy & Meggers had a bath & buff last week. Her nail trim was quick & easy and trimming her tail and feathers were a breeze, too.

Daisy has been one of our best, easiest fosters. She is a gem and ready for her family.