So on January 31 we had a whopping 1/2 inch of snow (I'm guessing, but I think that's about right). We bundled Lorelei up but she didn't have too much fun. She couldn't crawl in her big snowsuit and the dog was so excited to see her she kept getting knocked over everytime Shiloh gave her the once-over with her nose. So we put her in the dog house for a "Shiloh Break" She seemed to appreciate it.
For a dog with a dislocating knee cap, she gets around pretty good! She gets 1000mg each of glucosomine, fish oil, and flaxseed oil twice a day. Seems to be doing the trick for her. Our snow day was also on trash pick-up day so Shiloh was busy running back and forth checking on the kids and barking at the garbage truck.
Houston just loves his doggie!! Shiloh isn't complaing, either. She's a sucker for a belly rub and only on rare occasions does Houston oblige.
So on January 31 we had a whopping 1/2 inch of snow (I'm guessing, but I think that's about right). We bundled Lorelei up but she didn't have too much fun. She couldn't crawl in her big snowsuit and the dog was so excited to see her she kept getting knocked over everytime Shiloh gave her the once-over with her nose. So we put her in the dog house for a "Shiloh Break" She seemed to appreciate it.
For a dog with a dislocating knee cap, she gets around pretty good! She gets 1000mg each of glucosomine, fish oil, and flaxseed oil twice a day. Seems to be doing the trick for her. Our snow day was also on trash pick-up day so Shiloh was busy running back and forth checking on the kids and barking at the garbage truck.
Houston just loves his doggie!! Shiloh isn't complaing, either. She's a sucker for a belly rub and only on rare occasions does Houston oblige.
