It’s been months since our last post, but I’m making a new year’s resolution to update this blog. Truffle’s resolution is to eat more snacks, and you can tell she is serious by those ears! Happy 2017 to all our dog and people friends!
We celebrated Truffle’s Adoption Day earlier this week. It’s hard to believe it’s only been a year since we brought her home.
I asked Truffle Dad for some adjectives to describe our first year with the pup. These was his list:
sleepless
frenetic
hairy
well-licked
gently chewed
bed ejected
She certainly makes life more interesting!
I figured since it was Gotcha Day, I should make her a Pokeball fruit plate (which was later blended into a frozen Kong treat).
Happy first year, little one. Here’s to many more!
I took Truffle over to our local Unleashed by Petco on Force Friday last year. She had just chewed through her first leash. I think she just wanted some Star Wars merchandise.
Here she is, showing off her Yoda ears.
We came across these super cute Star Wars dog biscuits!
The difficult decision…
Han didn’t stand a chance. Truffle ate first.
Today, Truffle is exploring her Light Side. But only because good dogs get more snacks.
Truffle’s grandpeople were out from New Jersey last month, so it was time for puppy’s first minibreak!
Mark and I loved Dancing Coyote Beach on our first visit to Inverness. It’s a set of four cottages with a private beach and an amazing view (though you’d be hard-pressed to find a bad view in Point Reyes). Two of the cottages are dog-friendly. We returned when his family flew out for our wedding, and for this third visit, we brought Truffle along.
She had a lot of fun running on the beach…
Proud of her pinecone find.
Was it Tongue Out Tuesday? Probably not, just practicing.
It was a short but sweet getaway for humans and the deg. Until next time, Dancing Coyote Beach!
I like giving out homemade treats when Truffle makes friends at dog parks. We met Luca at Point Isabel last month. His owner Roko took this nice photo of one of my Braunschweiger and Oat Shepherd Biscuits. We’ve run into each other a few times since then, and Roko said she broke off little pieces of the shepherd biscuit to keep for when Luca needed a high-value treat. She refers to us as the “high-value couple” — what a compliment! I’ll be posting that recipe later, so stay tuned!
Hope you’re all enjoying a fantastic Fall-iday weekend with your families. We’d love to know what Thanksgiving snacks your furry friends got to try. Truffle is hoping for a bit of turkey, and if she’s lucky (which she often is), CHEESE! She is very thankful for CHEESE!
I was all set to start for a food blog for humans. Then along came Truffle… Puppies require a lot time, and some puppies require a LOT of SNACKS. Given her appetite, I’ve been experimenting with healthy homemade treats. We’ll be sharing recipes, reviews, and lots of dog photos. But enough chatter. Let’s snacks!!