It has been so long since I posted to Jowls of Fury, I had nearly
forgotten about it. Hard to believe! Me! The hound who lived
for this blog! Well, my life has been very hectic since our last post.
I've had a lot on my hound mind.
First off, we were all very sad back in February. Mr. Beau
passed away, he had gotten very ill right after his last post and didn't want
to worry anyone. Daddy was out of town and when he returned he took Beau
to the dog park one last time - we didn't get to go, but it was OK, because
Beau deserved to have that one time to himself - and then he took him to the
vet. That's where Beau went to what they call the Rainbow Bridge. I
myself don't like to think about it. Breezy took it kind of hard too, she
hasn't slept well since.
RIP Mr. Beau
But life goes on. Mr. Beau was a nice older gentlehound and
he taught me a lot. It was later in February that we got a ton, and I
mean a TON, of snow. It was higher than our heads! Daddy cleared a
path in the snow for us but it was still not very convenient to go outside and
do our business.
Next time, make the path WIDER. Bassets experience road rage.
Mama and Daddy bought a new houndmobile, we were very happy to see
it had a TON of room to sprawl out. That way we didn't have to hit each
other in the legs while we slept. But the windows are higher so it is
difficult to look at the world going by. Tradeoffs.
So much leg roooooooooooooooooooooom
We went to both our grandma's houses later in the year. I
always enjoy grandma's, because I get to see Max and Maggie. It was about
that time I noticed mama's tummy was getting bigger. At first I thought
she was just eating more food but she got really sensitive about me jumping on
it. Plus the visits to grandma's houses ended when we came home with a
ton of stuff, and none of it for hounds. Well, late one night Mama and
Daddy disappeared. They didn't come home at all that night. I was
very worried. One of their friends came over to let us out and then put
us in our crates. Daddy came home the next morning to let us out and feed
us... and he smelled... funny. This went on for two days,
then Mama came home. Her belly had shrunk! We assumed she went and
saw the doctor about it and got fixed up. But for the next month or so
they left us alone a LOT. Neither of them were working either! And
the both had that funny smell, I couldn't figure out what it was.
Well. One day they brought home a
new baby. So that explains that.
You can see how happy we were
The new baby got all the attention. We weren't allowed to
lick him. He takes up Mama's lap ALWAYS. And he makes more noise
than we do sometimes. It has gotten a little better and Mama and Daddy
are paying some more attention to us. I guess it just took them a little
while to get used to the baby. He wakes them up every night to eat!
All he does it eat and poop and scream.
Like a stupid cat.
Yes we were all very happy to have this
come to our house
So that pretty much brings you all up to
date on what is happening at the Jowls of Fury household. There are a few
more things but I am going to let someone else talk about it.
So sad about Beau :( But his legacy lives on in all the things he taught you. As for the other jowl of fury pictured above; Yikes is all I can manage hee hee. Remember to remind yourself in times of stress "they grow" :)
ReplyDeleteI am very sad to hear about Beau. It is so very hard when they go and it is always too early. Congratulations on the new baby!!
ReplyDeleteOh Rosco, your blog post is so funny 'bout your new addition. He looks wonderfully full of good sniffs. We all thinkin' of y'all here. Congratulations!
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