Don’t let the sleeping puppy act fool you. Weiner dogs are dare devils, and every weiner dog owner needs to get life insurance quotes for their dog, especially since they are prone to back injuries.

Just this morning, Ollie took a flying leep off the back of the couch when he heard Mike coming home from work. I’ve also seen him fall off the bed, trip down stairs, and run into the wall while chasing a ball.

We’re going to have to start exploring small business opportunities for the puppies in our family, because they are all too cute.

I met Huey this week and we bonded. We played, we napped, we went sight-seeing. I almost had to smuggle him home in my luggage. He’s quite a character, and I think if we cultivate his talents early, he really could make it big.

I’m currently on my way to NYC to visit my sister for Thanksgiving in a car that’s the equivilant of one of those moving pods it’s so jam packed with luggage, and I already miss my puppy and am feeling super guilty that he has to spend his Thanksgiving boarded.

Why, if we were all weiner dogs, our problems would be solved.

- The Radio, The Brave Little Toaster

Ollie likes wearing his hoodie so much that sometimes, he even lets us put the hood up.

Ollie’s new hoodie arrived just in time for the snow, and he didn’t even need any Lipovox to get into it. It fit snug as a bug. When we go outside, Ollie now wears his hoodie and a sherpa coat, but I still can’t get him off the sidewalk and into the grass to do his business.

Sorry about the hiatus. We’re back with a video, though. That should make things better!

For Mike’s birthday, his parents bought him dog treats. I think that means he’s officially a crazy dog person, too. The treats were Snausages Breakfast Bites, that are shaped exactly like bacon & eggs. They are pretty ridiculous, but awfully cute, and apparently quite tasty.

PS – Note my commentary about making sure Ollie looks cute. I may have known I was going to blog about this.