Lexi


Miniature Schnauzer
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Home:Chattanooga, TN  [I have a diary!]  
Age: 6 Years   Sex: Female   Weight: 11-25 lbs

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Nicknames:
Lexi, The Lexster, Lexi-Toto. Little One

Doggie Dynamics:
 Energy 
sleepyenergetic
 
 Intelligence 
sillygenius
 
 Friendliness 
aggressiveaffectionate
 
 Playfulness 
not playfulvery playful
 
 Disposition 
anxiouscalm
 

Quick Bio:
-purebred

Likes:
Treats! Interacting with her family and boating, going to the park and performing at the theater

Pet-Peeves:
I HATE wearing clothes. They restrict my free spirit and cover my beautiful body. I also dislike being left home alone or ignored. I don't like baths, either. (But who does!?)

Favorite Toy:
I love playing ball. I am really good at catching!

Favorite Food:
Anything my humans eat, especially sweets. I don't like when Mommy squirts me with the can of whipped cream, but I have learned to fool her by jumping back fast, and I still get my treat.

Favorite Walk:
Signal Mountain trails or anywhere I can run off-leash

Best Tricks:
Playing Toto in the Wizard of Oz, twirling on my hind legs, creeping

Arrival Story:
Followed her whole litter from pre-natel through first eight weeks via e-mail pictures and stories. Had chosen another pup via internet, but after observing litter for 2 hours, decided on the fiesty pup who could deal with the big, goofy German Shepherd who would be her big brother.

Bio:
Her big brother (Ara) now lives in MD, but he gave her supreme confidence through allowing her to totally dominate him. (As though a Schnauzer needs more confidence!). However, there were times when everyone held their breath when her entire head disappeared into his mouth. He soon discovered that he could push a stuffed toy in her mouth to make her stop biting him and pullling on his lip, which could even make a big tough dog squeal! When that didn't work, he would turn her over on her back and lick her tummy (and other things!) which kept her quiet as long as he could keep licking.

Forums Motto:
Mine, now! - It's the Schnauzer creed.

The Groups I'm In:
For The Love of Schnauzers, Schnauzers Rule

The Last Forum I Posted In:
is it okay to bathe a dog with human shampoo?

I've Been On Dogster Since:
June 25th 2005 More than 4 years!

Rosette, Star and Special Gift History

Dogster Id:
162402

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Lexi's Special Days


Vacation fun


October 15th 2009 5:18 pm
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Hello fellow woofers. As usual, I was right. Mom and dad and I went on vacation. My step-sisters didn't get to go (yahoo!). We went to a motel in Chicago where I had my own big bed to sleep in, and, as usual, got scrambled eggs for breakfast. I was a very good girl and didn't bark or leave poopy presents. Then we went to a cabin on a lake in Wisconsin. I liked going down to the lake and hanging out with my mom and we even went on an old pontoon boat. It wasn't as nice as my boat, but I still liked the ride. Later in the week we moved to a place called a bed and breakfast. Some bed! I had to sleep in a kennel. I did get a good breakfast of leftovers from the night before. Yummmm. I heard that my dad used to own the house a long time ago and that is the only reason why I was allowed to stay there. I don't understand why they don't allow dogs. Bud lives there, and he is a dog. At least I think Bud lives there and I think he is a dog. I never really saw him until the morning we were leaving, and, from across the yard, he looked more like a hairy footstool. He's something called a Puli. Ever heard of that, my fine furry friends? No, me either. Travelling was a lot of fun, especially all the new smells. There just isn't enough time in the day to take them all in. It is still good to be home in my own kennel every night, drinking out of my own water bottle. "There's no place like home."

Lexi the travelling dog


Are we going away?


September 5th 2009 11:11 am
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Something is definitely going on around here. My travel bag is out and mom is putting some of my food and favorite toys and a ball and my bone in it. I think we are going somewhere. I bet mom is taking me to a hotel again, where I get to sleep in a big bed and eat scrambled eggs for breakfast. Then there are all the new, nifty smells. I hope I get to dance and eat lots of treats, too. Oh, wait, I didn't see her pack any t-r-e-a-t-s. (He, he, she thinks I can't spell!) Iwill have to remind her about the treats.

Hmm, now it is starting to make sense that mom and dad were counting on their fingers how many different states I have been in (7) and how many I have stayed overnight in (5)--which, of course, is different than how many I have slept in. :} I will let ya'all know what happens.

Lexi the traveller


Running around plungers for treats


September 4th 2009 1:04 pm
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Hi fellow canines,

I think mom has officially lost her mind. She has me running around toilet plungers she has set up in the living room. Mom got this idea from my agility class. Yeah, there are a bunch of these plunger thingies set up in a row right down the middle of the living room. She puts a treat in her hand and weaves it through the plungers for me to follow, while she keeps saying, "weave, weave, weave." I think she is trying to teach me something, but I am concentrating so hard on the hand that has the treat, that is all I can think about.

OK, you may say I am the one who has lost my mind for actually doing it, but what you don't know is that I follow the treat. Yes, always follow the treat.

Lexi, the plunger dog


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