We decided to crate train Pete. I have to say he was potty trained faster than any other puppy I've ever had. However, I would like to move him from leaving him in a crate when we're gone to letting him chill like my Boston Terrier does when we leave. First, we decided to do an hour long test run to see how he would do. My sis and I left and went to lunch and when we came back it appeared that he had been a good puppy, other than getting into some trash in the laundry room, until we noticed that he chewed on the corner of my wall! Just chewed the crap out of it! So my question is, how do you move the dog from the crate to being great without the crate?
Tuesday, June 22, 2010
Tuesday, February 23, 2010
Somebody Needs to Re-Think Their Website!
I am searching for cake toppers and just wanted to share something with you. I am looking for some elegant brooches or our inititals to put on top of our beautiful 3 tier cake and this is the first page I opened. http://www.efavormart.com/monogramcaketopper-setof3.aspx?referral=adwords&kw=monogram_cake_topper&gclid=CP3L3uKSiJwCFRJexwodZwNCSw&gclid=CIPK8tSKiaACFRFbagodwH7elw
Thursday, February 11, 2010
Really Pete!
Kevin has been wanting a puppy for a long time. He was spending all his free time searching on websites for the perfect puppy. We decided one day to go to a local shelter and fell in love with our adorable Pete. We named him after Pistol Pete, because we are an OSU family.
So the other night we are laying in bed with the lights off just about to go to sleep and Pete is snuggling all over me and giving me kisses when I feel something on my legs.
Me: "Kevin is why is our bed wet?"
Kevin: "What?"
As I'm asking this question I am rubbing my legs across the bed trying to figure out if it is just a cold spot or if it was really wet. I jumped up flipped the lights on and sure enough Pete had peed all over us in bed. Not just one spot, but all over our legs and stuff. Whose idea was it to get a puppy anyways??
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