There’s so much to see and do when you’re a seven-week-old puppy! I’m going to let the puppies tell you about part of their day. 😉

Ann-“I’m the big sister so I get to talk first! After our people-mom woke us up in the morning she fixed us some yummy food and put a bowl in a wire box for us. I got my own wire box. And brother got his own next to me with his own bowl too. Then she covered us with a blanket and walked off! I don’t know where she went….”

Andy-“Yeah, that’s what happened. But while she was gone we both got busy and ate our breakfast. Sister ate ALL of hers! I left a few bites to be polite.”

Ann-“Then our human mom came back and we were being good so she let us out of the wire boxes. Our dog-mom decided we were big enough to be on our own. We’re pretty proud that she thinks that!”

Andy-Yeah, and then she carried us down some stairs and out into the garage and she grabbed a noisy folded fence and she carried us and the fence out into the front yard and she unfolded it while she held us, and….”

Ann-“And, and, and….let me talk too!” Then she set us down on some soft, wet stuff. It didn’t feel the same as the floor in our playroom but it was soft on our paws. And some giant puppy dogs came to visit us. One was black and white and mom was calling it Zoom-A or something. She kept running around and around our fence. I think mom should call her Zoomies!

Andy-“Yeah, and Zoomy was funny! We ran around and around the inside of the fence while she ran around and around the outside of the fence!”

Ann-“Our people-mom left us there while she walked around and did something called ‘chores’. We weren’t scared or anything!”

Andy-“Yeah, ’cause the big black and white, fluffy puppy sat right by us and kept us company.”

Ann-“After a little bit the person came back, picked both of us up and carried us through a fence that swings open and then put us down on the soft, wet stuff again. It smells good down there. She said we were going to play in the “garden”. I don’t know what a garden is but it was really big. I think it’s like the whole world!”

Andy-“Yeah, and there were things to climb on and bite on and sniff at and there was room to run and run if we wanted to. We did like to follow our people-mom around a lot too.

Ann-“And we saw some strange creatures on the other side of the fence-thing. They had feathers, not fur like us and only two legs! And they had pointy nose-things that they used to poke the ground with.”

Andy-“Yeah! she called them chick-wens or something like that. I didn’t get as close as sister did. And then she scooped us both up again and she held us close and pointed this picture box at us and sister and I stuck our tongues out at it. I like when my people-mom holds me close like that.”

Ann-“We went back in the people-house then and back up the stairs to our big room. But people-mom didn’t put us back in our little room she put us down on the floor to have more fun.”

Andy-“Yeah, and there were toys to play with! And a board to run back up and down into our house with. And a big funny tent full of round, roly things! It was fun!”

Ann-“She left us to play. But she has a little picture box and she can see us even when she’s not there! So we have to be good. But when brother went in the roly-ball holder he flipped it over and couldn’t get out! The door was pointing up at the roof of the room. I thought it was funny and ran around and around it!”

Andy-“It was not funny!”

Ann-“Was too!”

Andy-“No, it wasn’t! I couldn’t get out of it! But mom saw something was wrong and came to rescue me from the roly-ball holder. She said she was going to post something called a “video” about it for everyone to see. She though it was funny too.”

Ann-“And that was just all the fun we had in the first part of the day!”

Andy-“Yeah, and…

Ann-“Hush, we have to go to sleep now!”

Andy-“You’re so bossy!”

Ann-“Well, I am the BIG sister!”

Andy-“So! You’re not the boss of me!”

Ann-“Am too, go to sleep little brother”.

Andy and Ann cuddle up together and fall fast asleep.