Sundays

For the past three Sundays our day has gone as follows:

We go to church and Sunday school. Then we go home for a quick lunch before going to human, I mean puppy, training class. While we are there, they train us how to train the puppies. Needless to say, Takoda and Shtiya love going to training class. Everyone in the store (the class is at PetSmart) wants to know what type dogs they are and to give them lots of love and attention. Plus, they now know that there is a really good chance that several of these people will give them treats. After training class, we stop by SnoBiz for rewards. David gets a medium grape shaved ice, I get a small black cherry shaved ice, and the puppies split a small ice with water. Here are a couple of pictures from this past Sunday.

Puppy dog eyes.

The first time we went to SnoBiz, Takoda ended up getting the cup stuck on his head. And, like all good parents, we laughed as he spent about a minute learning how to get it off his head.

This past Sunday evening, David had some free time to spend playing one of Takoda's favorite games. Hopefully the video will work, because I think it's cute.

All in all, I'd say we have two happy dogs. Oh, by the way...Takoda is a Native American name meaning "friend of everyone" and Shtiya is an Eskimo name meaning "strength."

Now, if the most interesting thing that I can come up with to write about is our dogs, that means we are either boring people, or officially an old married couple.