It's Still Winter?

I think my snow angels heard my wishes because it started to snow today!! There was so much fluffy white snow that Diana was able to make me two small snow towers to demolish! It was fun to tear down the snow tower, but it was more exciting to eat the tower like a popsicle.

-Bailey

Mornings are Tough

When I was a puppy, I use to be a morning pup and would cry from my crate until one of my humans would come downstairs. But as I got older, I learnt the advantages of sleeping in. Now you won't find me up and about at 6am. Even if Diana tried to wake me up that early, I would refuse to get out of bed.

-Bailey

The End of Winter

I don't know why, but there's something about snow that brings out the puppy in me. Whenever I see that white fluff, I just want to pounce around, make doggie snow angels and slide down a snowy hill with Diana. Not to mention the amazing sensation of snow on my tongue! It just melts in my mouth and tastes better than water.

As I mentioned in an earlier post, Diana and I like to play hide-and-seek around the house. But this time, she challenged me to a game on the mountain to see whether or not my sense of smell was as accurate as I claimed it to be. That treat was no match for me! I could smell it right away and dove into the snow like a fox!

Thankfully, I have my wonderful humans keeping tabs of me. They know that as I'm getting older, my energy level isn't as it use to be. So every now and then during our hike, they would tell me to take a treat break.

My family always found it fascinating that I could find my way back to the car during our hikes on the mountain. So on our way back home, Diana appointed me as the navigator!

-Bailey

Gong Hei Fat Choi!

Happy Chinese New Year!! My family and I wish everyone a prosperous year of the horse filled with love and laughter! 

I feel so lucky this year because I received a red pocket from my family that would bring me a healthy and long life. Hopefully this is true because it would be quite an accomplishment for a berner to live a whole cycle of the Chinese zodiac calendar! Which means by the time I turn 12 years old I would be 84 in doggie years!

-Bailey