Heidi


Belgian Malinois/German Shepherd
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Home:Dallas, TX/ Denver, CO  [I have a diary!]  
Age: 7 Years   Sex: Female   Weight: 51-100 lbs

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Nicknames:
Bark-a-lounger, Sassy, Crazy-Cakes, Heidi-loo

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

Quick Bio:
-dog rescue

Likes:
Squirrels

Pet-Peeves:
Squirrels she can't catch

Favorite Toy:
Squirrels she can catch (just kidding)-- anything with a squeeker (working or not)

Favorite Food:
Carrots!!

Favorite Walk:
Berkeley Off-leash park and lake

Best Tricks:
Chewing up electronic equipment (mean trick)

Arrival Story:
Heidi was adopted from Lifeline Puppy in Brighton, CO at 8 weeks old. She was listed as a "German Shepherd", but we now think she's a mix of a Belgian Malinois and German Shepherd.

Bio:
Heidi is a great guard-dog and loves tearing around the yard after any kind of creature: birds, squirrels etc. And she LOVES to chew: sticks, plastic bottles out of the recycling, my palm pilot (sad).

I've Been On Dogster Since:
May 12th 2004 More than 5 years!

Rosette, Star and Special Gift History

Dogster Id:
35789

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Cookie

Wolf

Portland

Charlotte

Harry

Vegas

Master Reichen

Lola

Loki

At the bridge
- Heidi

Gentle Snow
Flurry
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Life & Industry by Heidi


Home on the Range


August 24th 2005 8:59 am
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Oh give me a home, where the long-horned cattle roam, and the Rangers and the Cowboys play...

I'm not exactly sure what happened, but one day I'm living in Denver, and next the house is packed, the car is packed and I am packed into the car and driving. Now usually I love being in the car, but with all that stuff perched at odd angles, I was really just fearing a sudden turn that might bring the cargo in it's entirety crashing onto my head. It didn't help that it was 105 degrees out and not much cooler in the car, but we managed. Apparently we went across Kansas and down through Oklahoma because 14 hours later (with a few potty stops) Katy opened the door and we got out in.... DALLAS!

Huh. Dallas?

-H

to be continued....


Sassy Squirrels and Taunting Turtles


June 21st 2005 10:30 am
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It's almost as if they know I'm coming. As if they hear the car pull up and park... hear us unloading with walking shoes and leashes and start conspiring the most effective way to torment me on my daily walk around Wash Park. I know the trees well... the large cottonwoods with low lying branches... that's where the squirrels wait. The chatter at me... I can't stand it. My chest tightens... some days I think my brain will explode: SQUIRRELS... MUST GET... MUST CATCH. They bait me, just out of reach... tails flicking... chatter, chatter, chatter. Finally I hear a stern "leave it" and I must relent and move on. Because there is another one waiting just around the bend.

I think the squirrels have begun recruiting cross-species because last week out of the blue, I found a rock in the grass. Except it was moving. Scared the poop of me. I had no idea what it was, but I wanted it. Bad. Later, I heard it called a "turtle". Squirrels I know, but these "turtles"... holy cow. At first I thought, "finally, a slow thing I can actually catch", but he had this hard shell-thing, and didn't seem afraid of me at all. He made it back into the water, but I swear, next time, I'm going on the offensive. Seriously.

-H


Excerpt from Heidi's Christmas Letter


January 20th 2005 12:23 pm
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... As for me, I’ve been quite busy too. I’m working on two earth-moving projects in the backyard (Katy tripped and fell into one mowing the lawn---I won’t tell you what she said). I’m also keeping up my “sock-transit” efforts by covertly swiping Katy’s socks from inside the house and moving them to the back-yard. She usually ends up finding them and taking them back... party-pooper. Recently, after a particularly wet snowstorm and an unusually strenuous day of “earth-moving”, Katy even gave me a little pedicure… a warm water soak and cleaning between my toes (good for me, bad for her). Course, not as bad as my misadventures with a skunk this summer (yes, exactly what you’re thinking times two). All in all, I think I’m a pretty good pet… Katy keeps feeding me, so I guess she thinks so too.

-H


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